Canyon Solar
Expanding the online reach for a pioneering solar canopy technology
Building the foundation for market expansion and visibility.
Most solar energy websites are built for a residential buyer: consumer-friendly language, domestic scale imagery, electricity bill savings as the primary argument. Canyon Solar manufactures something categorically different - prefabricated modular solar canopies, factory-built in Braemar NSW and crane-deployed onto commercial car parks, with a client list that includes Woolworths, AstraZeneca, CSIRO and the Australian Government.
The work centred on two structural additions that address Canyon Solar's two distinct buyer types: The How It Works page targets commercial property owners and operators whose primary objection is not environmental scepticism - organisations of this scale carry mandatory ESG commitments - but operational disruption and project certainty. The page addresses the specific decision-making barriers of a facilities or property manager: installation speed, site disruption duration, and the prefabrication model that removes the variables of field construction.
The For EPCs page serves Engineering, Procurement and Construction partners operating in a professional specification role - a technically literate audience who need precedent data, structural parameters and installation credentials rather than brand storytelling. Separating these two audiences into purpose-built pages means neither encounters content written for someone else, and the credibility signals appropriate to each - consumer clarity for property owners, technical authority for engineers - don't compromise each other.
Powering growth through smarter digital strategy
Strategic SEO, content development and design polish for a solar tech brand scaling its market presence.
“Gemma has done a lot of work for us at Canyon Solar. She is very professional, easy to work with and does a great job. We got onto Gem after having a poor experience with another agency. Gemma went through all our content, fixed it up and we are now really happy with the end result.”
— Will Beaumont