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Most of your website's Google traffic has nothing to do with solar

This review is about who your website brings in. We went through the site, your search rankings and your reviews. The site itself is well built. Fifteen county pages, real grant information, real reviews on the homepage, nothing broken across all 31 pages. The problem isn't that the work hasn't been done. It's that your single best-performing page is a blog post about electric vehicles, and it brings in more monthly visitors than every one of your solar pages put together. It's all detailed below, with what to do about each one.

County pages built
15
31 pages tested, nothing broken. The site was built properly.
Monthly visits typing "electric vehicles"
36
Of 46 total visits. Not one mentions solar.
"Eco solar energy"
3 pages
Split across homepage, commercial and residential. None crack the top 8.
Reviews shown live
5.0
Site says 93 reviews. Worth confirming the true count.
01 The rankings

Your traffic engine is a car, not a solar panel

Your site ranks for 94 searches in Ireland. The one bringing in the most people by far is a blog post explaining electric vehicles, an entirely separate topic from anything you sell. Here's what the rest of the real searches look like.

What people GooglePeople / monthYour situation
electric vehicles8.1KYour top page by monthly visits. Written for EV buyers, not solar customers.13th
ev8.1KSame blog post, second search.25th
solar panels tipperary210Shows in Google's map-style results for some searches, a clean 8th on others.8th
eco solar energy170Split across your homepage, commercial page and residential page. Best of the three is 9th.9th
sustainable energy authority of ireland1.3K37th, from your grants page.37th
pv panels72023rd, from your solar PV page.23rd
pv solar panels59051st, same page.51st
photovoltaic pv systems17020th, from a blog post about the benefits of solar PV.20th

This isn't a site with nothing to show Google. It's a site where the wrong page is doing the winning. Your fifteen county pages, your grants page and your solar PV page exist and are written well, they just aren't the pages people arrive on. The electric vehicles post proves your content can rank near the top of page two. It's simply aimed at the wrong audience for what you sell.

Bottom line: Your best-ranking page brings in electric vehicle researchers, not solar customers.
02 The specifics

Four things holding the real numbers down

The site is genuinely well put together. These are the specific reasons the traffic it earns doesn't turn into solar enquiries.

Weak
Your best page sells nothing you offer
The electric vehicles blog post brings in 36 of your 46 monthly visits, 78 percent of everything Google sends you. It's a genuinely useful piece of content. It just doesn't mention solar panels, grants or your services anywhere a reader would notice.
Duplicate
Three of your own pages compete for the same search
"Eco solar energy" shows up for your homepage, your commercial-industrial page and your residential page. Google has to decide which version should rank, and splits the authority between the three instead of giving it all to one. The best of them only manages 9th.
Weak
Your grants page misses a 1,300-a-month search
"Sustainable energy authority of ireland" is searched 1,300 times a month and your grants page sits 37th for it, well off the first page. This is exactly the kind of search someone about to apply for the SEAI grant types in.
Conflicting
Your live review count doesn't match what's on file
The homepage states "5.0 from 93 reviews." The number we had on file for you was 77. Google review counts grow over time, so this may simply be out of date on our side, worth a quick confirm so whichever number gets used anywhere is the right one.
Worth noticing

None of this is a design problem. The county pages, the grants page and the reviews already exist and are well written. This is steady monthly work: aiming the content that already ranks well toward solar instead of away from it, and giving each real search its own page instead of three competing for one.

Bottom line: The site was built properly. It just isn't aimed at the searches that turn into solar jobs.
03 Done for you

The fixes, already written out

Each fix below is ready to hand to whoever manages the site.

Fix 1 · New text for your Google listing
This is what people see when EGR comes up on Google today, next to what it should say. The current version leads with the brand name rather than Tipperary, where you actually work.
What Google shows now
https://egr.ie
Solar Panels Ireland | EGR Solar, Eco Green Resources
EGR, your local residential solar specialist. Solar PV with the SEAI grant & 0% VAT fully handled, 5.0 from 93 reviews, 2,000+ systems installed. Free quote.
What it should show
https://egr.ie
Solar Panels Tipperary & Munster | EGR Solar
Solar PV installation across Tipperary, Cork and Munster. SEAI grant and 0% VAT handled for you. 2,000+ systems installed.
Fix 2 · Consolidate "eco solar energy" onto one page
Pick the page listed as the owner below, and have the other two link to it instead of repeating the same content. This stops the three pages splitting the ranking between them.
eco solar energy → owner: the homepage (9th today, two pages behind it splitting the same search)
Fix 3 · Sharpen the pages you already have
These pages exist and rank somewhere already. Each needs to be aimed more directly at its search, not rebuilt from nothing.
Grants page → add the phrase "sustainable energy authority of ireland" and the SEAI grant amount clearly, it's currently 37th for a 1,300-a-month search
Solar PV page → currently ranks for "pv panels" (23rd) and "pv solar panels" (51st), both worth a stronger page title and more detail on panel types
Confirm the true review count → 93 shown live vs 77 on file, use whichever is correct everywhere
04 The plan

What to do and when

Start at the top. The bottom block is the work that turns existing pages into ranking pages.

Today
about 30 minutes total
Swap in the new Google listing text from Fix 1.
10 min
Confirm the true review count, 93 or 77, so it's consistent everywhere.
one call
This week
about 2 hours
Consolidate "eco solar energy" onto the homepage per Fix 2, link the other two pages to it.
1 hr
Add a short paragraph mentioning solar and Tipperary at the end of the electric vehicles post, with a link to your grants page.
30 min
This month
the growth work
Sharpen the grants page. 1,300 searches a month for "sustainable energy authority of ireland," currently 37th.
half day
Sharpen the solar PV page. Two real searches already land on it, neither in the top 20.
half day
Write one new post a month aimed the way the EV post was aimed, but at a solar search. The EV post proves your content can rank. The next ones should be about solar.
ongoing
05 What it adds up to

Run your own numbers on it

Those searches add up to

Around 2,780 searches every month, across grants, solar PV and photovoltaic terms.

About 1 visit a month currently arrives from those same searches.

36 of your 46 total visits come from a page about a different subject entirely.

That gap, 2,780 real searches a month against roughly 1 confirmed visit, isn't traffic you've lost. It's traffic your existing pages haven't been aimed at yet. The county pages and the grants page are already built. Sharpening them is smaller work than building a site from nothing. You know your average job value and your close rate. Run those numbers against 2,780 a month once the pages are aimed properly. That's the sum worth doing on your side.

Bottom line: The searches worth winning add up to real numbers. Right now almost none of them reach you.
Why sooner beats later

Your organic traffic more than doubled in the past year, so the site is already trending the right way. The risk is that the growth keeps landing on the electric vehicles post instead of your solar pages, widening the gap between traffic and enquiries instead of closing it.

Whether you tackle this yourself or hand it to someone else
I'm happy to spend 15 minutes walking you through the report so you know which changes will actually move the needle first. Bring whoever manages your website if you like, and if you want, we'll put the first fixes live while we're on. You keep everything in this report either way.
Book the walkthrough
Or just reply to the message this arrived in, or call or text me on 083 059 8065.
Dylan Fahy, All Day Solar Agency. I design websites and handle SEO for solar installers across Ireland. Everything above comes from your live site, your public reviews and search data from July 2026.