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Client fileOn protocol

“Definitely the quality of the lead is better. The quality of the customer is better.”

Eddie Dohertyon a catch-up call with Joe
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Fig. 1 · Where they areUK

Edtricity· every other dot is another installer on the protocol

01How it went5 chapters

Their story.

  1. Where they started

    Edtricity is a solar installer run by directors Eddie Doherty and Mark Morrison. Mark is on site most days and Eddie runs the business around him. They install residential systems and larger commercial jobs, with installs of 50 to 120 panels in the diary when we met. The start of 2025 had been a very busy time for them. They wanted fewer, better enquiries from customers worth driving out to meet, rather than a pile of tyre kickers. Jude went round to Eddie's house to sign them up. What mattered most to them was trusting us to be transparent: what we were working on, what it was producing, and where it needed to improve.

  2. What was hurting

    Enquiries had been coming in by the hundred, but almost none were the kind of customer they were after. Chasing them cost time that Eddie and Mark did not have, because both are out on jobs.

  3. What they had tried

    In the couple of months before they joined us they paid for lead generation themselves. It brought them a lot of enquiries but not the quality of customer they wanted.

  4. What we did

    We put them on our 5-in-1 prescription. We filmed with their team and turned the footage into Facebook ads, sent the clicks to a funnel that filters out the tyre kickers, turned their happy customers into video reviews, and fed every sale back to Facebook so it finds more people like the ones they close.

  5. What happened

    Eddie told us the quality of the leads was much better than on their earlier campaigns, and the customers coming through were genuine. Our still image ads performed really well, giving them more to run alongside the videos. In February, Mark's team sold two Tesla Powerwall batteries in a single morning and took a deposit on a solar survey the same day. By September, Eddie described the business as really busy.

    “The quality of the leads is much better than previous campaigns.”

    Eddie Dohertyon a catch-up call with Joe

    “Really busy. Like, stupid.”

    Eddie Dohertyon a catch-up call with Jude
02Their ads45 ads

Their ads.

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03On the job3 shoots

Their 3 shoots, on camera.

Every filming day with Edtricity, newest first, with the stills we hold for each. Tap any photo to see it large.

Shoot 3September 202610 photos

  • The Edtricity team at work in their solar, battery and air con office
  • An Edtricity installer beside a home battery and inverter fitted on a brick wall
  • An Edtricity installer pointing up to new solar panels on a cottage roof
  • An Edtricity van branded for solar, batteries, EV chargers and air con
  • An Edtricity installer beside a home battery fitted in a garden building
  • An Edtricity installer outside a thatched cottage they fitted with solar and a battery
  • An Edtricity installer showing off a home battery he fitted in a garage
  • Two Edtricity engineers beside an air conditioning unit they fitted in a home
  • An Edtricity installer standing among the solar panels he fitted on a flat roof
  • An Edtricity installer checking a wall-mounted battery outside a home

Shoot 2November 2025Filmed, no stills on file

Shoot 1July 20251 photo

  • An Edtricity installer pointing to the solar panels on a home behind him

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