SwiftSocial

Homeowners buy generators on the second outage, not the first.

The first outage is a story they tell at dinner.

The second outage is when they call you.

Most installers run ads constantly and wonder why response is uneven. Response is not random. It is tied to the outage map. After every storm or grid event in your service area, you have a 7 to 14 day window where homeowners who lost power for more than 6 hours start shopping.

If your follow-up engine is not pinging your interest list right after a local outage, you are letting your competitor catch the buy moment.

Watch the outage map. Run a follow-up sequence keyed to it. Own the 14-day window.

More info: swiftsocial.org

A cheap lead is not a booked install.

Most generator installers spend their day chasing tire-kickers, voicemails, and "let me think about it" calls. Cheap clicks fill the calendar with noise — not jobs.

We build the kind of pipeline where the people calling you already know what a standby system costs, already know they want one, and already know you're the installer they want quoting it.

Less chasing. More installs.

See how it works: https://swiftsocial.org

Most generator installers are stuck competing on price because they look like every other contractor in their market.

We build the positioning, the funnel, and the follow-up system that makes you the obvious choice for standby installs in your territory — so you stop chasing leads and start booking real jobs.

If you install Generac, Kohler, Cummins, or Briggs and you're tired of cheap leads that don't close, see how we do it: https://swiftsocial.org