SEO and content for Solar energy
The slow front. It is what makes acquisition cost fall in year two.
In practice, what changes for solar energy integrators: Demand stops depending on the media budget being switched on every month.
Technical SEO, content at scale and links. We work with a hub-and-leaf architecture, a controlled publishing pace and one cut-off rule: a page with no data of its own does not ship. Volume without data is the shortest path to a scaled-content penalty.
Pace is a control variable, not a detail. Publishing too fast collapses the indexation rate, so the calendar is part of the contract.
The typical bottleneck in this sector
Leads are cheap and expensive at once: high volume, but most have no suitable roof, consumption or credit. Sales reps spend the day on simulations that never close.
What changes in the pipeline
- Electricity bill amount and property type as qualification before the visit
- Booked technical visit as the conversion, not the simulation request
- Intended payment method recorded: cash and financed have different cycles
What is included
- Technical audit: indexation, canonicals, speed, structured data
- Hub-and-leaf content architecture with planned internal linking
- Content production with verifiable data on every page
- Local SEO and Google Business Profile where there is an address
- Monthly tracking of coverage, impressions, clicks and position
What changes in your operation
Demand stops depending on the media budget being switched on every month.
How we measure results here
Cost per completed technical visit and visit-to-signed-proposal rate.
A monthly retainer covering technical, content and links. Scope is defined by the current state of the site, page volume and how much content ships per month. An honest read on results starts around month six.
Straight answers
Leads are too expensive in this market.
They are expensive because they are measured as leads. The number that matters is cost per technical visit.
How long does SEO take?
First impressions in 2 to 6 weeks. Commercial keyword ranking in 3 to 6 months. The compounding effect, where cost drops, shows up around month 6.
Do you do SEO for the Brazilian market specifically?
That is our home market. If you sell into Brazil from abroad, we handle hreflang, Portuguese search intent and the local competitive set — which rarely matches what ranks in English.
Does SEO replace paid media?
It reduces dependence, it does not replace. Paid media gives volume in month one; SEO gives lower cost in year two. Switching ads off and waiting for SEO to cover the gap usually costs a few months with no leads.
Do you publish hundreds of city pages?
Only where real local data exists. The rule is fixed: without at least three verifiable facts of its own, the page does not ship. A page with only the place name swapped is exactly what Google classifies as scaled content.