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SEO for solar installers. Put the assumptions beside the savings figure.

A solar prospect may compare equipment, installation scope and financial illustrations before requesting a survey. The proposed content plan keeps those decisions separate and connects calculations to explicit assumptions. It identifies which claims need a technical or financial reviewer and which questions can only be resolved after assessing the site.

Prompts we would trackIllustrativeWhat buyers ask AI assistants
  1. “how much do solar panels cost for a 3-bed house?”
  2. “are solar panels worth it in the UK?”
  3. “best solar installers in Phoenix”
  4. “solar battery or export tariff?”
[CONFIRM: engines, prompt coverage and review process included in the snapshot.]
01 / Challenges

What holds solar installers back

Inspect savings and incentive wording whose source or assumed household conditions are missing.

  1. Savings estimates without an input basis
  2. System descriptions detached from survey constraints
  3. Incentive references with no current review owner
  4. Survey requests counted as installed projects
02 / Pages that matter

The page types we build first

A cost guide, installation record and survey page should help different decisions without implying a guaranteed payback.

  1. Cost and savings pagesWith assumptions and dates.
  2. Incentive pagesPer state or country, kept current.
  3. Installation case studiesSystem size, cost and output.
  4. Area pagesWhere you install.

Solar assumptions register

The assumptions register makes clear why two quotations or forecasts may not be directly comparable. The example is a proposed working record, not evidence of a completed client engagement.

Decision criteria and limits: Solar assumptions register
Situation to checkProposed scopeBoundary
An annual savings estimate is shownIdentify the usage, tariff and generation assumptions the approved model uses.A worked illustration is not a guaranteed household saving.
A product package changesReview the affected technical descriptions and calculation dependencies with the installer.Replacing a panel name does not establish the same output or installation constraints.
An incentive is mentionedAsk the responsible reviewer to confirm the current scheme, territory and eligibility wording.A scheme’s existence does not establish that a particular customer qualifies.
A visitor requests a surveyExplain what the assessment establishes and what information remains for a quotation.A website enquiry is not confirmation that the roof or electrical system is suitable.
Illustrative specification

Solar assumptions register

ILLUSTRATIVE specification. Client facts and commercial terms require confirmation.

Site context
[SURVEY INFORMATION]
System basis
[APPROVED EQUIPMENT]
Usage model
[CLIENT INPUTS]
Tariff source
[DATED REFERENCE]
Incentive status
[QUALIFIED REVIEW]
Technical owner
[INSTALLER APPROVER]

What the first handover should make clear

  • Deliver a list of financial and technical assumptions used across the page set.
  • Separate system-generation figures from household savings claims.
  • Map scheme references to a review owner and date.
  • Define survey requests separately from accepted installation projects.
03 / Sources and rules

What search and AI answers draw on

Approved technical calculations and current official scheme information are review inputs, not numbers the agency invents.

Typical sources

  1. Solar comparison and review sites
  2. Government and energy-agency pages
  3. Reddit and energy forums
  4. Google reviews
  5. Your cost, incentive and project pages
Sources differ by market and change over time. Last reviewed [DATE].

Rules we work within

[CONFIRM: technical reviewer, installation scope, calculation inputs and applicable scheme information.]No invented experts, reviews or statistics. Facts about your product, prices and people are checked by whoever owns them.A summary, not legal advice. Your compliance or legal team has the final say.
04 / Services

Where we usually start

The services that fit this industry best. Scope and price in writing before work starts.

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SEO content ↗Pages built on a reader decision, evidence and a concrete example.From $[X] /pageRequest
Content refresh ↗Pages that used to rank, updated with current facts, intent and internal links.From $[X] /pageRequest
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05 / Questions

Questions from solar installers

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01Can you show relevant solar experience?

[CONFIRM: relevant engagements, permissioned evidence and the person responsible for this scope.]

02Can a completed installation illustrate another property?

It can explain a documented project, but its conditions and results must not be presented as a forecast for the reader.

03Should battery and panel pages share one calculation?

Only if the approved assumptions fit both. Their functions and use conditions need a clear distinction.

04What if an incentive changes?

Review the dependent guides and offer pages rather than changing a date while leaving old eligibility wording.

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