koreretrofit.com · prepared for KORE Retrofit only

750 people a month find you. Not one of them is searching for solar

This review is about who your website brings in. You're the strongest site we've reviewed this month by a wide margin: 750 real monthly visits, 40 real case studies, and even mentions from AI tools when people ask about Irish retrofit grants. Almost all of that traffic is your name, the term "one stop shop," and genuinely useful grant and MPRN guides. Solar PV, a real service you list, doesn't appear in a single one of your 54 tracked searches. It's all detailed below, with what to do about each one.

Google visits a month
750
Strongest of any site we've reviewed this month.
Searches naming solar
0 of 54
Solar PV is a real listed service. It isn't in the results at all.
Case studies published
40
All real, all live, zero broken links.
Cited by AI search tools
14 times
None of the citations are about solar.
01 The rankings

A genuinely strong site, aimed entirely at one part of the business

Here is what actually brings people in. Your brand name and a run of real grant-explainer articles carry almost all of your 750 visits. Solar PV is a real service named on your homepage. It has no page, no ranking, and no visits behind it at all.

What people GooglePeople / monthYour situation
kore retrofit5901st, 472 visits (63% of all traffic).1st
one stop shop8802nd, on a case-study page. A scheme name, not your brand.2nd
retrofit2.9K5th, 87 visits.5th
solar pv grants irelandn/aNot tracked at all. No page exists for it.Absent
vacant property grant3.6K14th, on a real case-study page. 10 visits.14th

Every one of your real grant and MPRN guides is doing genuine work, ranking respectably and pulling real visits. Solar PV sits in the exact same content system, insulation, heat pumps, windows and doors all have deep case-study coverage, and solar has none. It's not a ranking problem for solar. It's an absent-page problem.

Bottom line: The traffic engine works. It's never been pointed at solar.
02 The specifics

Three things keeping solar out of a working system

Missing
No case study or guide exists for solar PV
Insulation, heat pumps, windows and doors, and the vacant property grant each have real, dedicated case studies. Solar PV is named in your homepage copy alongside them and has no equivalent page anywhere on the site.
Missing
Solar-specific grant searches have nowhere to land
You already rank for general SEAI and home-energy grant searches. A solar PV grant page, built the same way as your existing grant guides, has an established pattern to follow and no page competing with it yet.
Weak
Traffic is down 3% year on year, keywords down 8.5%
Small declines, worth watching rather than alarming on their own, but a reminder that a system this strong needs new pages added to keep growing, not just maintained.
Worth noticing

This is the strongest content and backlink base we've reviewed this month. The fix isn't technical, it's coverage: one real service, genuinely offered, has never had a page built for it in a system that clearly knows how to rank pages.

Bottom line: Nothing here is broken. Solar just needs the same treatment every other service already gets.
03 Done for you

The fixes, already written out

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

Fix 1 · New page, matched to your existing pattern
This is the exact pattern your grant-explainer pages already use successfully. Solar PV gets the same treatment.
Existing pattern
SEAI Home Energy Grants 2025
Real page, ranks 8th-15th across a dozen grant searches, genuine traffic.
Missing equivalent
Solar PV Grants Ireland: What You Can Claim
Same structure, same writer, aimed at the solar PV grant searches nobody currently answers for you.
Fix 2 · The pages the site is missing
Each of these gives Google a page to show for a search that currently returns nothing from your site, built the same way your existing case studies already are.
/case-studies/solar-pv-grants-ireland : the direct equivalent of your existing SEAI grant guide, aimed at solar specifically

/case-studies/solar-pv-one-stop-shop : ties solar into the "one stop shop" scheme name you already rank 2nd for
Fix 3 · The remaining quick fix
Small, real, and worth doing while the new pages are being built.
Homepage service line : link "solar PV" directly to the new page once it exists, the same way insulation and heat pumps already link to theirs
04 The plan

What to do and when

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

Today
about 15 minutes total
Confirm solar PV is named clearly and separately on the homepage service list.
15 min
This week
about half a day
Draft the solar PV grant page per Fix 1, using your existing SEAI grant guide as the template.
3-4 hrs
This month
the growth work
Publish the solar PV one stop shop page. Ties into a term you already rank 2nd for.
half day
Link both new pages from the homepage service list the same way your other services already are.
30 min
Keep the case-study pace going. The system clearly works, solar is one gap in an otherwise strong pattern.
ongoing
05 What it adds up to

Run your own numbers on it

Where the numbers stand today

750 real monthly visits, the strongest base of any site reviewed this month.

Zero of your 54 tracked searches name solar PV.

Your existing grant guides prove the exact pattern needed to fix that.

This isn't a site that needs convincing to invest in content, it already has. It's one real service that's never been given the page every other service already has. You know your close rate and your average job value on solar specifically. That's the sum worth doing on your side.

Bottom line: You've already proven the system works. Solar is the one gap in it.
Why sooner beats later

Traffic and keyword count are both down slightly year on year. A strong system still needs new pages added to keep growing, and solar is the clearest gap available to fill.

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
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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.