You've built the hard part twice over: Battery Recovery moving large-format EV, BESS, and material-handling batteries, and Renewable Site Solutions reselling utility-scale panels, inverters, and transformers. Both run on relationships and referrals. What's missing is the infrastructure layer — a platform that can actually track, segment, and capture demand, and the engine that feeds it.
You've been talking about this migration for three months, and you named it the priority: "until we migrate to a platform where we can actually properly track the traffic coming in, what's the point of a paid ad campaign?" The site presents well but is slim past the face of it — a single contact form, no segmentation, no capture.
Near-zero ad spend to date, aside from a small AdWords budget to stay on page one. 168 organic visits/month, trending down 6.6% — and ~81% of that is people already searching your name. Nothing is reaching the buyer who doesn't know Bluewater yet.
We analyzed 1,450 keywords across your 30 indexed pages. The B2B searches that match your two divisions — used and surplus utility-scale panels, lithium-ion recycling, energy storage news — carry difficulty scores in the 20s. No incumbent owns them. Your domain already has the authority to take them.
Wix was the right call when the priority was "what can we stand up as non-marketing experts." At $40M scaling to $100M it's the ceiling: no proper traffic tracking, no segmentation, no landing pages, no inventory browsing, no partner portals. Everything downstream waits on this.
Your top keywords are "bluewater battery logistics" and "blue water battery." Search is only reaching people who already know you — while the buyers hunting surplus utility-scale panels and the manufacturers sitting on end-of-life battery inventory land somewhere else.
Your philosophy is right — relationship-led, account-level, targeted over broad-blast. But that's currently manual, which caps it at your sales team's hours. Account-based automation makes the personalized approach scale without making it feel automated.
You named GEO alongside SEO on our call — and you're already partway there. ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Mode already cite Bluewater (AI visibility 35, 11 mentions, 13 cited pages), with zero effort behind it. Content built deliberately for those citations is a compounding moat in a niche this technical.
You said it on the call better than we could: there's no point driving paid traffic to a site that can't segment, capture, or capitalize on it. So the sequence is deliberate — build the platform, wire the analytics, then turn on the demand. Nothing gets spent on ads until there's somewhere worth sending them.
Wix → custom-coded WordPress, built from scratch for your brand. Landing pages per division, full analytics, and an architecture ready for RFQ inventory browsing and gated partner portals when you want them — no rebuild required.
A 5-cluster keyword strategy from 1,450 analyzed terms, built for both Google and the AI engines already citing you — plus the PR and earned-media work that makes Bluewater the first name in the category.
LinkedIn account-targeted paid, hyper-segmented email to named accounts, LinkedIn-first organic, sales collateral, and video — all pointed at the accounts your sales team actually wants in the room.
Damaris Solutions is a women-led, growth-focused marketing partner with over 10 years of experience in website strategy, SEO, and social media marketing — and deep roots in the energy world: solar installers, battery distributors, and power-solutions companies make up the core of our client roster. We already speak your industry's language — microinverters to megawatts, surplus pallets to decommissioning contracts. And because we custom-code everything we build — automations, AI chatbots, CRM integrations — nothing we deliver is a template.
When you partner with Damaris, you get a full team working on your account — not a single point of contact juggling dozens of clients. This is the team that will know Bluewater inside and out — from your inventory categories to your compliance workflows to the institutions you serve.





Wix → custom-coded WordPress, built from scratch for your brand and editable by your team. Division landing pages, proper tracking, and an architecture ready for RFQ inventory and partner portals later.
Full analytics stack wired at launch, plus the 5-cluster keyword strategy, metadata, technical SEO, and generative-engine optimization for the AI engines already citing Bluewater.
Site and forms wired into your CRM — hyper-targeted account sequences, not broad newsletters. Lead scoring, routing, and pipeline dashboards that support your sales team's relationship model.
LinkedIn account-targeting first — by company name and job title — with Meta reach and a surgical Google Search layer. Starts as a measured test, scales only on proof.
The "first name they think of" work. Journalism-background staff on team, media relationships across the solar and storage trade press, and targeted partnerships — pv magazine and Solar Builder chief among them — for earned articles, podcasts, and category authority.
Graphic design on staff — one-pagers, spec and capability sheets, division overviews, and case studies built with your sales team so the numbers and the story land the same way in every room.
Videographer on staff plus 3–4 posts/week, LinkedIn-first. Warehouse and logistics b-roll, project case studies, and partner testimonials — cut for LinkedIn, ads, email, and the site.
You were clear on the call: Bluewater's approach is account-level and relationship-led, and a broad newsletter isn't it. We agree — and automation is how that philosophy scales past your sales team's hours. Every sequence below is segmented to a named account or a specific equipment interest, never a mass send. For reference: the most effective B2B campaign we've run was a hyper-targeted, product-specific energy-storage sequence that hit a 7% click-through rate.
Every form fill and quote request gets an automated same-minute response, routes to the right team member, and enters a 5-touch email sequence over 14 days. Speed-to-lead is the single highest-leverage fix in B2B.
Your target accounts — manufacturers sitting on end-of-life inventory, EPCs, utility-scale developers — get sequences written to that account's specific equipment situation, timed around your sales team's outreach rather than competing with it. The same list powers LinkedIn company-name ad targeting, so the account sees the message in both places.
Buyers segmented by exactly what they purchase — utility-scale modules, inverters, transformers, BESS units, large-format packs. New inventory lands → only the buyers who want that category hear about it, within the hour. Product-specific beats general-blast every time.
Past counterparties re-engaged quarterly with market updates and a "what's in your warehouse now?" prompt. Repeat deals are the cheapest revenue in the building — automation makes them systematic.
Every deal tagged to its source — SEO, LinkedIn, ads, referral, email. Leadership sees cost-per-lead and revenue-per-channel at a glance, updated live.
We ran bluewaterbattery.com through a full Semrush domain audit. The verdict backs up exactly what you described on the call: a genuinely credible domain — 204 referring domains, multiple #1 rankings — running on a platform that can't capture what it earns. The authority is real and already paid for. The infrastructure to convert it isn't there yet.
Your top traffic-driving keywords, live from Semrush:
| Keyword | Pos | Volume | % of Traffic |
|---|---|---|---|
| bluewater battery logistics | #1 | 140 | 66.7% |
| battery recycling logistics services | #1 | 70 | 15.1% |
| blue water battery | #1 | 30 | 14.3% |
| battery surplus | #5 | 170 | 4.2% |
The bright spot: #1 for "battery recycling logistics services" and #5 for "battery surplus" — proof Google already trusts this domain on exactly the right topics. It just needs pages built to collect on that trust.
Semrush AI visibility tracking, worldwide:
| Engine | Visibility | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Overall AI Visibility | 35 | 11 · 13 cited pages |
| ChatGPT | 4 | 12 |
| Google AI Mode | 4 | 6 |
| Gemini | 3 | 5 |
| Google AI Overviews | 0 | 0 · the gap to close |
Top sources AI engines cite when answering questions in your space: bluewaterbattery.com (8), linkedin.com (6), recyclingtoday.com (5). Your own site and your LinkedIn are already the answer material — every content piece we publish strengthens both.
We mapped every keyword opportunity across your 30 indexed pages, then rebuilt the strategy around what you told us on the call: B2B and utility-scale only, no residential. Every cluster below routes to either Battery Recovery or Renewable Site Solutions — and the surplus-equipment terms that match your resale model sit at difficulty scores in the low 20s with no incumbent holding them.
The single best cluster on the map — real volume, genuinely low competition, and an exact match for the resale side. "used solar panels" (2,400/mo, difficulty 20), "used solar panels for sale" (1,900, KD 24), "used solar panel for sale" (590, KD 22), "buy used solar panels" (140, KD 22). Buyers hunting surplus modules by the pallet and the container.
The recovery side: "ev battery" (5,400/mo, KD 29), "lithium ion battery recycling" (1,900, KD 41), "electric vehicle batteries" (1,300, KD 37), "solar panel disposal" (1,300, KD 28), "ev battery recycling" (590, KD 50). Pages that speak to manufacturers holding end-of-life inventory and the regulatory headache that comes with it.
How B2B buyers search for a source: "battery wholesale" (2,400/mo), "solar energy equipment supplier" (1,900), "wholesale solar" (880), "solar panels wholesale" (720). Higher difficulty, but these are the terms that put Bluewater in the consideration set for volume buyers.
"lithium ion battery shipping label" — 1,000/mo, difficulty 11. The fastest wins on the map, and squarely yours: hazmat handling is a core part of the value you sell. Your existing shipping-regulation guides already sit on this cluster.
"energy storage news" — 22,200/mo at difficulty 40, plus "battery energy storage news" (1,300, KD 29). This is the "first name they think of" cluster — and the content most likely to get cited by the AI engines already referencing you.
| Keyword | Volume/mo | Difficulty | Intent | Destination Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| energy storage news | 22,200 | 40 | Info + Commercial | Insights hub · GEO play |
| solar module cost | 14,800 | 58 | Info + Commercial | Surplus pricing guide |
| solar panels for sale | 8,100 | 48 | Transactional | RSS · surplus modules page |
| solar inverters | 6,600 | 31 | Informational | RSS · surplus inverters page |
| ev battery | 5,400 | 29 | Info + Commercial | Battery Recovery division page |
| used solar panels | 2,400 | 20 | Commercial | RSS · surplus modules page ⭐ |
| battery wholesale | 2,400 | 55 | Commercial | Wholesale / trade page |
| used solar panels for sale | 1,900 | 24 | Transactional | RSS · surplus modules page ⭐ |
| lithium ion battery recycling | 1,900 | 41 | Informational | Battery Recovery division page |
| solar energy equipment supplier | 1,900 | 68 | Commercial | Wholesale / trade page |
| electric vehicle batteries | 1,300 | 37 | Informational | Battery Recovery division page |
| battery energy storage news | 1,300 | 29 | Info + Commercial | Insights hub · GEO play |
| solar panel disposal | 1,300 | 28 | Informational | End-of-life / decommissioning |
| lithium ion battery shipping label | 1,000 | 11 | Commercial | Compliance guide ⭐ fastest win |
| wholesale solar | 880 | 54 | Informational | Wholesale / trade page |
| solar panels wholesale | 720 | 54 | Commercial | Wholesale / trade page |
| li ion battery recycling | 720 | 44 | Informational | Battery Recovery division page |
| ev battery recycling | 590 | 50 | Informational | Battery Recovery division page |
| used solar panel for sale | 590 | 22 | Transactional | RSS · surplus modules page ⭐ |
| used solar panels for sale near me | 480 | 27 | Transactional | RSS · surplus modules page |
An example from Purelight Power — the Oregon solar brand our videographer + strategist built out on Instagram. Reel-first content, warm color story, drone + on-site cuts. The same team that would put your warehouse floor, truckloads, and second-life projects on camera. Hover to pause the scroll.
Reel-first Instagram strategy paired with paid ad management. Every post on the right came from an actual on-location shoot — the mockup scrolls the real @purelightpower feed captured Aug 5, 2026.
This is what the migration off Wix actually gets you. Every site we ship is custom-coded from scratch — no templates, no page builders — tailored to the business it serves, and still editable by your team. Three live builds below; scroll along with each one.



No templates, no page builders. Landing pages and automations built for your business specifically — fast, secure, engineered to convert.
Forms, lead scoring, drip sequences, and deal pipelines wired directly into your CRM — marketing and sales working from the same playbook.
We code our own AI chatbots — trained on your services, inventory categories, and FAQs to capture and qualify leads 24/7.
Structured for Google and for the AI engines that already cite bluewaterbattery.com — schema, speed, and citation-ready content.
Paid and organic, four live Damaris clients — every dollar and every view measured. This is the engine we'd bring to Bluewater.
Tight targeting, one strong offer, video-first creative — the same playbook that turns high-intent surplus searches into inbound deals.
That's $10.77 back for every $1 in (retainer + ad spend combined) — proof the model compounds when marketing is treated as a pipeline, not a cost center.
An energy-industry client, month one to month two of Damaris content — with LinkedIn leading the way. The exact channel where your buyers live.
One POV reel reset the discovery curve; a second hit matched it two weeks later. Repeatable, and $0 in ad spend — imagine that motion fed by warehouse walkthroughs and truckload arrivals every week.
You've spent close to nothing on ads to date, so we're not going to hand you a big number on day one. Test and iterate, exactly as you framed it — and nothing launches until the new site can actually track and segment what it receives. Ad spend is paid directly to the platforms, separate from the retainer, and you approve every step up.
This is the same link you already have. We don't hide analytics and we don't do limited transparency — every metric that can be measured is in there, and you can open it any time rather than waiting for a monthly deck. Bookmark it now; the day we start, it's live. Below is a sample populated with illustrative numbers so you can see the shape of it.
A flat monthly retainer for a 90-day initial contract — $21,000 total. This first term is deliberately focused: the website rebuild, the API integrations powering automated email and drip campaigns, the CRM connection, and social media management. That's the foundation everything else depends on, and it's where the effort genuinely sits in the first 90 days. No hidden fees, no surprise line items.
| Service | Included |
|---|---|
| 1 · Website Rebuild Wix → custom-coded WordPress, built from scratch. Division landing pages, full analytics stack, SEO structure, RFQ/portal-ready architecture |
Included |
| 2 · API Integrations — Automated Email & Drip Campaigns Site, forms, and inbox wired via API into automated sequences — instant-response, named-account nurture, and equipment-interest alerts |
Included |
| 3 · CRM Connection Your CRM connected end to end — lead capture, routing, scoring, deal pipeline, and source attribution on every inquiry |
Included |
| 4 · Social Media Management 3–4 posts/week · LinkedIn-first + Facebook & Instagram · begins as soon as the new site is live |
Included |
| Paid Ads Setup & Launch Accounts, pixels, and conversion tracking built during the site work; test campaigns launch ~day 35–40 (ad spend paid to platforms) |
Included |
| Live Dashboard & Weekly Strategy Call Full-transparency reporting — every metric we see, you see, at the same link, any time |
Included |
| MONTHLY RETAINER 90-day initial contract · $21,000 total · renewal terms agreed at the day-90 review |
$7,000 |
Our videographer and team travel to Brentwood for shoots, events, and working sessions. When we do, Bluewater covers flight and hotel, plus a 5% surcharge on those costs to cover meals and incidentals. Nothing is booked without your sign-off on the cost first.
Asia, our paid ads lead, is already LA-based — so day trips and working sessions often carry little or no travel cost at all.
Ad budget goes straight to LinkedIn, Google, and Meta — never through us, never marked up. We recommend starting at the $1,000/mo test outlined earlier and scaling only once there's a proven cost-per-lead. You approve every increase.
The sequence we agreed on the call — website first, analytics with it, organic social as soon as the site is live, and paid launching around days 35–40 once there's somewhere worth sending traffic. At day 90 we review everything together and decide what the next term looks like.
You said you're looking for a partner, not a vendor — someone who supplies the strategy and the execution you don't have in-house. That's exactly how we work: weekly calls, full transparency, and a plan we build with you rather than hand to you. Happy to walk your CEO through all of this in round two.
Review this proposal and let us know any questions or adjustments.
We'll walk through the vision, the roadmap, and this plan with whoever needs to see it.
Countersign the 90-day agreement at $7,000/mo and Phase 1 starts immediately.