Growth Review
This review is about who your website brings in. We went through the site, your search rankings and your reviews. Every visit the site gets from Google, 100 percent of it, comes from people searching "solis", the name of a well-known solar inverter brand your company happens to share a name with. Real buying searches like "solar panels dublin" or "green energy ireland" bring in nothing. Your homepage's three main headlines are blank. It's all detailed below, with what to do about each one.
The site appears for five searches. The best of them, "solis", is a genuine six visits a month, but it's also the brand name of a major Chinese solar inverter manufacturer, so it's likely bringing people looking for that product, not your company. "Solis inverter", the second-best ranking by volume, confirms it: 720 searches a month for the same hardware brand.
| What people Google | People / month | Your situation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| solis | 480 | 6th. All 6 of your monthly visits. Likely the inverter brand, not you. | 6th |
| solis inverter | 720 | 30th. Confirms the brand-name overlap. | 30th |
| green energy ireland | 210 | 30th. No measurable visits. | 30th |
| green energy | 260 | 26th. No measurable visits. | 26th |
| solar panels for schools | 590 | 76th, from a blog post. Your only solar-specific ranking. | 76th |
Not one of these five searches contains "dublin", "solar panels", or any county. The only page that comes close to naming your actual service is a blog post about schools getting free panels, sitting on page eight. The core buying searches for a solar installer have no page on this site aimed at them at all.
The site correctly states the current SEAI grant amount, which several installers we've reviewed get wrong. These are the specific gaps stopping it from being found.
When people ask AI tools about green energy in Ireland, your site is cited as a source 24 times, a genuinely real number. But the actual pages being cited belong mostly to other companies (switcher.ie, wizerenergy.ie, visionsolar.ie), not to solisgreenenergy.com. AI tools are already looking in this space. They're just finding your competitors first.
The grant information is accurate and the site is functional. What's missing is aim: real headlines, a page pointed at Dublin, and photos of your own work instead of stock imagery. That is steady monthly work, not a rebuild.
Each fix below is ready to hand to whoever manages the site.
Start at the top. The bottom block is the work that moves the numbers.
2,260 searches every month across the five terms in this report.
Of that, six visits a month arrive, and even those are likely people looking for an inverter brand.
Real buying searches for a Dublin solar installer: currently zero.
2,260 people a month are typing words related to what you sell, and the site currently earns almost nothing from any of them. Once the homepage says something real and a Dublin page exists, that's the base to build from. You know your close rate and your average job value. That's the sum worth doing on your side.
AI tools are already citing your site's topic area 24 times a month, and sending that credit to switcher.ie, wizerenergy.ie and visionsolar.ie instead of you. That gap doesn't close by itself, it closes when there's a real, well-aimed Dublin page for those systems to find and cite.