Timing your marketing to Ottawa's seasons is the difference between ads that print money and ads that burn it.
Get My Free AuditHVAC demand in Ottawa isn't steady — it swings hard with the weather, and so should your advertising. Spend at the wrong time and you pay premium prices to compete with every other company; spend ahead of the curve and you catch homeowners before your competitors even show up. Here's the timing that works.
Leads lag. If you wait until the heat wave to start advertising, you're bidding against every competitor at the most expensive moment, and your rankings haven't had time to build. Start 4–6 weeks ahead — late April for cooling, late August for heating — and you catch the early searchers cheaply and enter the peak already visible.
The quiet stretches (late winter, deep summer) are when your calendar feels thin — and they're perfect for the cheapest work you'll ever get: a tune-up campaign to your past customers. “Book your pre-summer AC check” or “Beat the fall rush — furnace tune-up now” fills slow weeks at a fraction of new-lead cost.
The businesses that win aren't the ones that spend the most — they're the ones that spend at the right moment. Want a plan built around your specific services and calendar? Start with our free audit.
Start 4–6 weeks before each peak: late April for cooling season and late August for heating season. Use the quiet shoulder months for past-customer tune-up campaigns.
Yes — but shift the goal. Off-season is ideal for low-cost reactivation of past customers and maintaining your Google rankings so you're visible the moment demand returns.
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