A new website at solarwise.com.au and a fresh Meta ads campaign, built on Solarwise's Queensland-first heritage, cut cost per click 37 per cent and lifted conversions 800 per cent by month two.
Solarwise · Solar energy · Queensland, Australia
Solarwise has installed solar across Queensland since 1979, making it the state's first and oldest solar company. The market is now crowded with newer operators, some only a couple of years old, that promise warranties longer than they have been in business. Solarwise needed a new website and a campaign that put its heritage and credibility front and centre, then turned that trust into enquiries.
Four-plus months after the new Solarwise website went live, the supplied Ahrefs screenshots show stronger AI citation visibility, growing estimated organic traffic and more keywords in page 1 positions. This builds on the earlier Meta Ads campaign results, with search visibility now extending across traditional Google results and AI responses.
Source: Ahrefs. The screenshots use a six-month comparison where shown, which includes time before the new site launched; the displayed changes are not an exact launch-to-date comparison. Organic traffic is an Ahrefs estimate, not a measured analytics visitor count.




The campaign leans on what only Solarwise can say. Every ad carries the Est. 1979 Queensland badge, CEC approval, 200,000 plus customers and a 4.9 star rating, a clear contrast to newer operators promising decades of warranty after only a couple of years in business. The system flexes across formats and themes while holding one consistent, credible look.







By the second month the campaign was compounding. The new site and creative reached more Queenslanders for less, with cost per click down 37 per cent while conversions rose 800 per cent, turning heritage and trust into a sharp lift in enquiries. Four-plus months after the website launch, the supplied Ahrefs evidence also shows gains in AI citation visibility, estimated organic traffic and page 1 keyword rankings.