We built a page for each system type and brand pages beneath the three air conditioning types, 14 of them used by the ads. We also added four promises under the headline, from a free site assessment to rebates at quote.
The business
Gridless Build Solutions came to us as an installer of energy-efficient home systems across Victoria: air conditioning, solar panels, home battery storage and heat-pump hot water. Its site promised licensed crews, a fixed and itemised quote, and eligible rebates taken off the quote rather than claimed later.
The brief
Home energy is a crowded set of choices. A household might want one upgrade or several, and might arrive knowing the system type, the brand, or neither. Rebates add another question, because what a household pays depends on what it is eligible for.
The brief was a site where each of those starting points had its own page: a page for the system type, a page for the brand within that type, and a page for the rebates, with the same promises and the same quote request on each. The site also had to carry the air conditioning campaign, so the pages the ads pointed to had to match the search behind them.
A system page for each upgrade
The home page named all four systems in one headline beside a photograph of an installer in front of rooftop solar panels and an outdoor air conditioning unit. Each system then had its own page in the same layout: split systems, ducted air conditioning and reverse-cycle heating for cooling and heating, residential solar panels, home battery storage and heat-pump hot water.
Brand pages beneath the systems
Under the three air conditioning types, ducted, multi-split and single-split, sat brand pages, 14 of which were Google Ads landing pages. A visitor who searched for a brand landed on that brand within the right system, and one still choosing a system landed on the system page that explained the options first.
Four promises and rebates up front
The home and air conditioning pages made the same four promises before the quote buttons: a free, no-obligation site assessment, a fixed quote with every line explained, licensed installers backed by a workmanship warranty, and rebates applied at quote where eligible. Two rebate pages, one for Victoria and one for Melbourne, sat beside the system pages. How It Works and Service Areas sat in the header beside the services menu, with a quote page of its own.
What it connects to
The site carried the Gridless air conditioning campaign. Over the whole campaign, the ads pointed to 25 pages: the system pages, the brand pages, the rebate pages, how it works, service areas and the quote page. About 1 in 10 clicks became an enquiry by phone call or quote form. Searches for a type of system became enquiries 1.4 times as often as searches naming a brand, and the system pages explained the choice before any brand appeared. The Gridless Build Solutions campaign case study sets out how those figures were measured.
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