Obviously two sites.

Depends...

Is there any value in the brand of the company?

If there is, then keep both products on the same domain, just use different sections for each product.

If the brand is not a factor and if the company wants to branch each product off as their own entity then obviously do two sites.

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If the site is around the company and a company site than one site. If it's a site about the products than two sites.

Besides going into SEO details about having two products under the same domain. Those two niches aren't so far apart as you think..

Reusable water solutions + solar panels would fall in to the same niche as people who want to live off the grid and can use both solutions.

However we don't really know what market the OP is in so it's hard to say. Either way there is no right or wrong answer. It depends on how the OPs company wants to position themselves and if they have the budget to promote two separate websites with two different budgets.

Hi there,

Yes, it would be much favorable to build 2 websites, as these 2 niches aren't much related to each other. In this way, your visitors will know what site to visit when they are looking for a water treatment solutions company, or if they need a solar panel for their home or business.

But of course, you can promote your website on your other website, and vice versa. You'll never know someone needs both, right?

Good luck!

You could surely go both ways and make it work. If it were me I would make two sites for a number of reasons. First the most obvious is the different target markets, one being commercial, and the other home owners/consumer based. By creating two websites with different domain names opens the door to really focus on each audience which will have different viewpoints, and needs. By having different websites and domains it is better for SEO. Once you get into the development and get to know you target market better you will be able to expand each site to serve the market without the interference of the other market. It's just cleaner all the way around having two different sites and domains. Good stuff, I wish you the best.

Hi,
Why don't you make a website about solutions for natural energy? This site give information about Reuse and water treatment solutions and
Solar energy panels. Depends on several factors which is disscussed by many others, you find the way for your website products!
Cheers.

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I suggest to create 2 sites. there are 2 different specifications and you should have different approaches to them.

I think one site for both the products. This is because both of these are interlinked, secondly, the more products on your site means you produce more content and the more content means you get some stable position in the search results.

Well as these domains are diferent you must create 2 site with diferent domains because you will have better chance to rank this way

Two !!! .

If the products are relevant you should create a site

different services/keywords, different websites

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I would first ask the company what direction they are going. Are they planning to expand into other related services (seems like they are into natural energy solutions for real estate?). If they are just starting with these 2 and planning to expand I would create 1 website. You can still target both groups and more if you structure your website properly. For example if you have a sports ecommerce store you can sell both shoes and pants.

If the company wants to manage the two groups separately and that is their business model then two sites

In fact, my suggestion is to create 2 websites is good. B'coz these are two different specifications and you need different approach methods for both. From this, you can target every viewers which they need. It is convenient to do higher SEO. Also that you could discover which industry is walking excellent than other. It is clear to you all the way around having two different sites.

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I think one is sufficient as the content will be more and the chances are you will rank it easily. This is what I think as I am self learner and quite new in this whole stuff so based on my experience and thoughts, I am recommending this.

If you client's business sells these products from one location, then the ideal thing would be to put in on the companies site with two different tabs relating to each product.

That way you would only have one support portal and one phone number to deal with.

Make sense?

Hope that helps!

Ronnie Rokk Smith

Is the goal information and expose, or ecom? If the former, one site. If the later, two.

Just FYI - I've bought a lot of solar panels over the years. I can't think of any I didn't buy off Ebay. I've visited manufacturer's sites before purchase, but I always buy through Ebay.

Also, the thing to upsell with PV panels is charge controllers.

"create one website with 2 separate sections" because all your products are on the same brand, that's your company's brand. Build 2 separate sections on the same site does not hurt anything about SEO or digital marketing. Doing this way will save you cost, resource and easier to manage. IMO

So far, most people are focusing on the products as niches. I see it a different way.

The two different markets are:

"companies, condos, and governments" (actually, you could break these into three markets)

"families and small businesses" (again, these are really two markets).

So, the answer could be one site, two sites or even five sites. You could further break things down within each market segment (large companies vs. mom/pop shops, etc.)

The two product lines do have the potential to cross over. For example, the development my folks live in reuses water from the "lakes" to feed the fountains and water the landscaping, which drains back into the lakes. The company could sell the development on a water solution powered by solar panels in order to lower assessments and take advantage of tax breaks for green technology.

So, lacking sufficient information to pick a single number, use enough sites to cover each market segment and the objectives for that segment.

My hunch is that, from a company and SEO approach, you may end up with a single domain with multiple subdomains. Use the main domain pages to segment and direct visitors to the most relevant subdomain.

SEO wise, I would go for two
sites instead of one.