Air source heat pump installation · Glasgow and Scotland

Hypertrail Digital client case study

Google AdsWebsite Design

How a Scottish heat-pump installer used Google Ads and a new website to bring in better enquiries.

FLO Heat Pumps wanted more enquiries, but a heat pump is not a simple product swap. The website and advertising had to explain the property survey, system design, funding and next step clearly enough to attract serious customers.

FocusedOne website dedicated to heat pumps
FlexibleThe enquiry changes with the customer’s situation
Search-readyService and regional pages built for Google
1Early higher-intent enquiryToo early for a wider performance claim
01The problem

The group website was not focused enough to win dedicated heat-pump enquiries.

Heat pumps shared attention with other renewable services. Customers—and Google—needed a website that explained this one service properly, from property suitability and funding to the survey and quotation.

02The plan

The plan: focus the website and campaign on one service

A dedicated website could answer heat-pump questions in the right order. A tightly focused Google Ads campaign could then reach people actively looking for that service and send them to a page built around the same need.

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The work

What we changed.

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Built a website dedicated to heat pumps

The new site gives the service enough room to explain suitability, funding, installation and aftercare without competing with solar or air-conditioning messages.

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Made the enquiry fit the customer

The form changes with the customer’s stage and situation, so a person researching suitability is not forced through the same questions as somebody ready for a survey.

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Built a tightly focused Google Ads campaign

Searches, adverts and landing pages all centre on heat pumps, giving each paid click a more relevant route to an enquiry.

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The result

Better-fit enquiries are arriving, but it is still early.

The live website contains the service pages, funding guidance, regional pages, installation imagery, reviews and five-step process described here. The new campaign and website have begun producing more regular, higher-intent enquiries.

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For your business

What this example could mean for your business.

Readiness changes the CTA

Someone researching suitability should not be pushed through the same wording as someone ready for a technical survey.

Technical content needs an order

Depth builds trust when each detail answers the next customer question instead of competing for attention.

Funding is context, not the whole proposition

The website still has to explain the system, installer and process when an incentive changes.

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