Two weeks of heatwave trigger more enquiries than six months of advertising. The whole point is to be running already when the wave arrives.
Demand for air conditioning does not rise steadily, it explodes a few days a year. The trouble is that a campaign launched on the day of the heatwave spends its learning phase while the wave passes.
A campaign already in place, running on a small budget since spring, is ready to absorb the peak. It is a question of calendar before it is a question of budget.
Fitting a heat pump runs into thousands, a service into tens. In the same campaign, the algorithm goes after the cheaper conversions and fills your diary with servicing.
Two separate campaigns, two budgets, two measurements. It is the most common mistake in this trade.
On heating, the grant scheme often moves the moment of decision more than the product does. Explaining what a household may be entitled to, without deciding for them, is content that holds.
Mind what can be stated: amounts and conditions change, and an ad showing an out-of-date figure turns against you at the first quote.
Owner or tenant, house or flat, floor area, current heating, timescale. Five fields that stop a technician driving out to a property where the installation is impossible.
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