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Almost all your Google traffic comes from a blog post about someone else's battery

This review is about who your website brings in. We went through the site, your search rankings and your reviews. The main findings: a blog post explaining a third-party battery product carries nearly two-thirds of your traffic. Your own home county search, "solar panels tipperary", ranks 17th from the homepage and 88th from the actual installation page that should own it. The site itself is well built, real trust badges, real reviews, real manufacturer partners, it just isn't showing up for the searches that lead to a job. It's all detailed below, with what to do about each one.

Google reviews
5.0
From 42 reviews, and genuinely shown on the site.
Traffic from one blog post
64%
About a competitor's battery product, not your own service.
"Solar panels tipperary", your install page
88th
The page built to sell the job, barely findable.
Keyword count, last month
-17%
Losing ground, not gaining it.
01 The rankings

Readers arrive, buyers don't

Your site ranks for 24 searches in Ireland and brings in 22 visits a month. The split matters more than the total: the traffic is almost entirely people reading about a product, not people ready to book an installation.

What people GooglePeople / monthYour situation
sigenergy1K3rd, from a blog post about a battery brand, not your service.Not a buyer
solar energy near me1402nd, from the homepage. Your one real, if small, buying-intent win.2nd
solar panels tipperary (homepage)21017th. Your own county, and the homepage is the best you've got.17th
solar panels tipperary (install page)21088th. The page built to actually sell the job.88th
ev charger grant ireland21054th and 64th, two of your own pages competing.54th

The Sigenergy post is a good piece of content, it just isn't selling anything of yours. It brings readers who came to learn about a battery brand, not homeowners looking for an installer. Meanwhile the page that actually describes your residential solar and battery installation service, the one built to book a job, is sitting on page 9. That's the gap worth closing first.

02 The specifics

Four things holding the numbers down

The trust-building work on this site is genuinely strong. The gap is entirely about which pages Google is choosing to show.

Weak
Your best-performing page doesn't sell anything
The Sigenergy blog post is 3rd in Ireland and brings in almost two-thirds of your traffic. It's a good explainer, but it's about a product you may not even fit in every job, and it doesn't lead a reader toward booking your installation service.
Weak
Your own county barely registers
"Solar panels tipperary" is the closest thing to a home-turf search on this whole site, and your homepage manages 17th. The dedicated residential installation page, the one actually built to sell the job, sits at 88th.
Duplicate
Two of your pages compete for the EV grant search
"Ev charger grant ireland" shows two of your own pages ranking, at 54th and 64th. Splitting the same search across two pages tends to hold both down rather than lift either one.
Weak
Keyword count fell 17% in the last month
The site is already thin on rankings, and it's shrinking rather than growing. Left alone, the direction of travel is the wrong one.
Worth noticing

This is not a design problem. You already have real trade photos, a real customer story, manufacturer partner logos and reviews genuinely shown on the site. This is steady monthly work: aiming the right pages at the right searches, not a redesign.

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 Q4 Energy comes up on Google today, next to what it should say.
What Google shows now
https://q4energy.ie
Solar Panel Installation Ireland – Homes & Business | Q4 Energy
SEAI-approved solar panel installation in Ireland, serving Limerick, Cork, Clare & Tipperary. Expert PV, battery & EV solutions for homes & businesses.
What it should show
https://q4energy.ie
Solar Panels Tipperary | 5.0 Stars, 42 Reviews | Q4 Energy
SEAI-approved solar panel installers serving Tipperary and the Mid-West. Rated 5.0 from 42 Google reviews. Battery storage and EV charger installation included.
Fix 2 · Link your best-read page to your best-selling page
The Sigenergy post already has the readers. It just needs to hand them somewhere.
sigenergy blog post , add a clear link partway through and at the end, pointing to the residential solar and battery installation page. Right now a reader who finishes the post has nowhere obvious to go next.
Fix 3 · One page per search
Pick the page listed as the owner, and have the other page link to it instead of repeating the same content.
solar panels tipperary → owner: the residential installation page, currently 88th and buried behind the homepage's own 17th
ev charger grant ireland → owner: pick one of the two competing pages, the other should link in rather than repeat it
04 The plan

What to do and when

Start at the top. The bottom block is the monthly work that moves the numbers.

Today
about 20 minutes total
Swap in the new Google listing text from Fix 1.
10 min
Add the link from the Sigenergy post to the install page per Fix 2.
10 min
This week
about half a day
Expand the residential installation page with more Tipperary-specific content and project photos.
2-3 hrs
Decide which EV grant page to keep per Fix 3 and redirect or merge the other.
1 hr
This month
the monthly work
Push the Tipperary installation page toward page one. This is your home market and the page built for it is still nearly invisible.
ongoing
Turn the Sigenergy traffic into enquiries. One good blog post is already outperforming the rest of the site, more of them, each linked to a service page, compounds that.
ongoing
Watch the keyword count. It's been falling. Reversing that trend is the first sign the monthly work is paying off.
ongoing
05 What it adds up to

Run your own numbers on it

"Solar panels tipperary" and "ev charger grant ireland" add up to around 420 people a month typing those words into Google, on top of the roughly 1,000 already reading the Sigenergy post. Right now the buying searches capture almost none of that. You know how many of those searches turn into a job for you, and what a job is worth. That's the sum worth doing on your side.

Why sooner beats later

Your keyword count is down 17% in a month, on a site that only had 24 to begin with. A thin ranking base shrinks faster than a broad one, and there's less room left to lose before the site is invisible on the searches that actually lead to a job.

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We'll go through this page together, show you exactly what's worth doing first, and answer whatever you want to ask. 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.
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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.