GuideSHORE in Google AI search
See the AI Overview and the figures behind it.
Read the GEO example
For solar and battery retailers and installers
SEO for solar companies helps households researching panels and batteries find you before they request quotes. We build pages that explain systems, rebates and your installer accreditation accurately. Each savings figure states its assumptions. Your Google Business Profile covers the regions you install in. Buyers then arrive ready to talk about their own roof.
Google’s AI Overview for “duplex bondi beach” named the SOL duplex by our client SHORE and linked to its project page. Read the example.
Our work and thinking
We built SHORE’s website and run its SEO. The guide shows the AI Overview, the project page it linked and the change in SHORE’s Google appearances.
GuideSee the AI Overview and the figures behind it.
Read the GEO exampleA long decision with many quotes
A household can spend weeks comparing panel brands, battery sizes and quotes from four companies. The company that answered their questions clearly has a head start when the quotes arrive. We build pages for each stage of that research and keep every claim checkable. Tell us which systems and regions you want more quotes for.
Searches for solar battery averaged about 22,200 a month in Australia by Google Ads estimates. Searches for the battery rebate peaked at 12,100 in March 2026. The federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program takes around 30% off the upfront cost of an eligible battery. That discount falls over time until 2030. Our SEO services keep your rebate page current as it changes.
Since February 2024, Solar Accreditation Australia has accredited the people who design and install solar and battery systems. That role used to sit with the Clean Energy Council. Rebates under the small-scale scheme need an accredited installer. We show your installers’ accreditation clearly and explain who on your team holds it.
Retailers can join the New Energy Tech Consumer Code and become Approved Sellers. The code is voluntary and authorised by the ACCC. The Clean Energy Council monitors compliance. More than 2,000 sellers had joined by October 2025. If you hold Approved Seller status, we show it beside your installer’s accreditation.
A buyer comparing quotes looks hard at bill savings and payback years. Consumer law prohibits false or misleading claims about what you sell. We show each savings example with its assumptions: household usage, system size, tariff and roof direction. Buyers can then see why their own figure may differ. That detail helps a careful buyer trust your quote.
Solar companies often install across a whole city and nearby regions. Your listing should carry the category that matches your work, such as Solar energy company. Its service area should cover the places your installers really travel to. Google’s local results weigh popularity. Some Sydney competitors carry hundreds of reviews. We help you ask each customer for an honest review after installation.
Buyers worry about who they call when the inverter shows a fault in year three. The consumer code covers marketing, installation and after-sales support. We write pages on your install day, monitoring app, warranties and service response times. Clear after-sales detail answers a doubt that often delays a signed quote.
SEO plan fit
For a single suburb, Suburb SEO costs $890/month + GST with no setup fee and runs month to month. SEO Growth is $2,900/month + GST and covers up to three areas, which suits a company installing across a city. Setup costs $750 + GST and is waived when you commit to six months. Every SEO plan is month to month, so you can cancel anytime. The free SEO audit is available as a first review.
$890/month + GST
$2,900/month + GST
AI search
A Western Sydney household could ask ChatGPT which local solar companies are accredited and handle the battery rebate. We publish your accreditation and rebate details plainly, with the date we checked them. Buyers can see whether an installer suits them. Our AI search optimisation then tracks which companies those tools recommend in your regions.
Google’s AI features may take a rebate figure from one page and a product claim from another. ChatGPT search and Perplexity also combine sources and link them. If an old page still shows last year’s battery discount, an answer can repeat it. We retire outdated rebate pages and date the current one.
AI SEO for solar companies also covers technical questions. Do panels work on cloudy days? Is a 10kWh battery enough for a family of four? We answer with your installers’ figures and say what changes the result. Those answers keep your business in the research for weeks before a quote.
How we work
Tell us the panels, batteries and regions you want more quotes for. Include your accreditation and seller status.
We review your savings, rebate and warranty wording against current rules. You get a list of claims to fix or support.
We draft rebate, product and region pages with your installers’ figures. You approve every number before it goes live.
Each month we compare quote requests by region and system type. The next pages go where buyers are asking.
Good questions
The strongest strategy is to be the clearest source a buyer finds while researching. Publish accurate rebate pages, accredited installer details and savings examples with stated assumptions. Ask every customer for a review after the install. Paid ads can add volume. Buyers who have read your pages tend to arrive better informed and closer to a decision.
They check accreditation, reviews and how long the company has operated. Small-scale rebates need an installer accredited by Solar Accreditation Australia. A retailer may also hold New Energy Tech Approved Seller status. Show both where they apply, add recent reviews and name who handles service calls. That gives a careful buyer the evidence they are looking for.
State the rebate accurately and date it. The federal battery discount is around 30% for eligible systems and falls over time until 2030. Show which part of the price it covers and who claims it. Avoid fake deadlines and deals that never end. Consumer law treats misleading price claims seriously.
Yes. Questions like that come from buyers early in their research who are still choosing whom to trust. Answer with your installers’ own figures and say what changes the result. Link each answer to a relevant system page. Those pages also give AI tools a clear source when someone asks the same question.
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