Webinar Outline: HVAC Search Engine Optimization

How to Make Your Website Work for You

1) Welcome + What You’ll Learn (3–5 minutes)

  • Introduction to All Contractor Marketing
  • Who this webinar is for:
  • HVAC business owners
  • office managers and marketing coordinators
  • anyone responsible for generating leads
  • What attendees will learn:
  • how SEO works for HVAC companies
  • what makes HVAC websites rank in Google
  • what pages and content you actually need
  • how to avoid wasted money on “SEO packages”
  • how to measure SEO results and ROI

2) What HVAC SEO Really Is (and What It Isn’t) (5–7 minutes)

  • Simple definition: SEO = getting your website to show up when people search for HVAC services
  • What SEO includes:
  • Google search rankings
  • local results and map visibility
  • website content and structure
  • trust signals and authority
  • What SEO is NOT:
  • a one-time setup
  • “just adding keywords”
  • instant results overnight

3) How Homeowners Search for HVAC Services (6–8 minutes)

  • Common HVAC search types:
  • emergency intent: “AC repair near me”
  • service intent: “furnace repair [city]”
  • install intent: “AC replacement cost”
  • brand intent: “[your company name] reviews”
  • problem intent: “AC not blowing cold”
  • Key takeaway:
  • your website needs to match search intent to rank and convert

4) The HVAC SEO Lead Path (How Rankings Become Calls) (8–10 minutes)

Explain the flow:

  • Homeowner searches on Google
  • They click results that look trustworthy
  • They skim your service page
  • They look for proof (reviews, photos, badges)
  • They call or book service

Why this matters:

  • SEO doesn’t just drive traffic — it drives high-intent leads

5) The 4 Pillars of HVAC SEO (10–12 minutes)

Pillar 1: Website Foundation (Technical SEO basics)

  • mobile-friendly site
  • fast load speed
  • clean site structure
  • secure site (HTTPS)
  • indexable pages (Google can crawl them)

Pillar 2: Content + Keywords (On-page SEO)

  • service pages
  • location pages
  • FAQs
  • internal linking

Pillar 3: Authority (Off-page SEO)

  • reviews
  • citations/listings
  • backlinks
  • local trust signals

Pillar 4: Conversion (Turn traffic into leads)

  • call buttons
  • request service forms
  • clear service areas
  • trust builders

Key takeaway:

  • ranking without conversion is wasted opportunity

6) HVAC Website Structure That Ranks (Deep Dive) (15–20 minutes)

A) The core pages every HVAC website needs

  • homepage (trust + navigation + conversion)
  • service pages:
  • AC repair
  • AC installation/replacement
  • heating repair
  • heating installation
  • heat pumps
  • ductless mini-splits
  • indoor air quality
  • maintenance/tune-ups
  • financing page
  • reviews page
  • about/team page
  • service area page (or location hub)

B) What Google expects on service pages

  • clear service description
  • who it’s for and common symptoms
  • process/what to expect
  • FAQs
  • service area mention
  • trust proof
  • strong CTA throughout

C) Internal linking strategy

  • link between related services
  • link to financing, maintenance plans, reviews
  • link from blogs to service pages

7) Local SEO for HVAC (Maps + Website Working Together) (12–15 minutes)

  • difference between:
  • map results (Google Business Profile)
  • organic results (your website)
  • how your website supports local rankings:
  • consistent NAP info
  • embedded map/contact info
  • service area signals
  • location-specific content
  • key local SEO factors:
  • proximity
  • relevance
  • prominence

8) HVAC SEO Keyword Strategy (Practical and Simple) (10–12 minutes)

  • types of keywords that matter:
  • service + city (“AC repair Marietta”)
  • near me searches
  • emergency keywords
  • install/replacement keywords
  • “cost” keywords
  • problem-based keywords
  • keyword mapping:
  • one main keyword per service page
  • avoid stuffing keywords everywhere
  • common HVAC SEO mistakes:
  • one generic “services” page for everything
  • no dedicated pages for installs or repairs
  • thin content with no value

9) Content Marketing for HVAC (Blogs That Actually Help SEO) (8–12 minutes)

  • when blogs work:
  • answering homeowner questions
  • building topical authority
  • supporting service pages
  • best HVAC blog topics:
  • “repair vs replace”
  • “why is my AC leaking water?”
  • “how often should I change my filter?”
  • “heat pump vs furnace”
  • “HVAC maintenance checklist”
  • how to use blog content correctly:
  • blog posts should link back to service pages
  • content should be local where relevant
  • don’t publish random articles that don’t support services

10) Website Speed and SEO (8–10 minutes)

  • why load speed affects:
  • rankings
  • bounce rate
  • conversions
  • what slows HVAC websites down:
  • large images
  • heavy scripts
  • bloated themes/plugins
  • slow hosting
  • simple speed improvement steps:
  • compress images
  • remove unnecessary elements
  • prioritize mobile speed

11) How to Track HVAC SEO Results (8–10 minutes)

Metrics that matter

  • phone calls and form submissions from organic traffic
  • keyword rankings for service terms
  • traffic to service pages (not just homepage)
  • conversions by page
  • Google Business Profile actions

Tools to use

  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics
  • call tracking (optional but recommended)

Key takeaway:

  • SEO should be measured in leads and revenue, not vanity traffic

12) Common HVAC SEO Mistakes (5–7 minutes)

  • paying for SEO without clear reporting
  • no service pages
  • duplicate location pages with thin content
  • ignoring mobile and speed
  • no reviews strategy
  • no tracking
  • expecting SEO to work without consistency

13) The 90-Day HVAC SEO Action Plan (8–10 minutes)

Days 1–30: Build the foundation

  • fix technical issues
  • optimize top service pages
  • improve conversion elements
  • set up tracking

Days 31–60: Build authority

  • review generation system
  • listings/citations cleanup
  • publish supporting content

Days 61–90: Scale and dominate

  • expand service pages
  • build location pages (if needed)
  • strengthen internal linking
  • improve rankings through ongoing updates

14) Q&A (10–15 minutes)

15) Announce Next Webinar, "HVAC Direct Mail — Using Postcards and Sales Letters to Break Through the Noise" and link to register.