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    SwiftSocial vs. Power Generation Nation

    Compare the proof.
    Then compare the system.

    Choosing a generator marketing partner? Look beyond the lead count. See the client stories, the work included and the investment behind each option.

    Published by SwiftSocial · Public information reviewed October 3, 2026

    17SwiftSocial published client storiesExplore the interview library →
    2PGN formal case studies on its case-study indexView PGN's case studies ↗

    Counts describe the public libraries we reviewed, not total customers or the quality of every engagement. PGN also publishes client announcements.

    Start with your bottleneck

    Find your relevant proof
    in one step.

    Choose your situation. Get a short owner clip, the supporting interviews and a question worth answering before you invest.

    We already install generators and want more volume.

    Start with Gengatorz and PWR House.

    Both stories connect increased demand with sales ownership and operating capacity. Travis' result spans his company and dealer group; Mark estimates about 100 installations over four months.

    Bring this question: How many additional installs can our crews and salesperson handle each month?

    We're building the generator side of our electrical business.

    Start with Southeast and Tilley Brothers.

    These electrical contractors discuss developing generator sales alongside their existing work. Compare their starting point and follow-up with yours.

    Bring this question: Who will own generator inquiries, estimates and follow-up while our electrical work continues?

    We want a channel beyond referrals and dealer leads.

    Start with Alameda and GenTech Northwest.

    Hear how these teams added another source of generator opportunities alongside their existing channels.

    Bring this question: Where do opportunities stop today: not enough inquiries, missed follow-up, unsold estimates or limited crew capacity?

    Match the scope to the problem.

    Website, search visibility or paid traffic: compare PGN's published marketing services with the specific work you need. Ask for deliverables, measurement and a written quote.

    Acquisition plus follow-up and sales execution: review SwiftSocial's bundled CRM, training and call reviews. Be ready to fund advertising separately and have your team run the sales process.

    Check the scope and commercial terms ↓

    Hear the owners explain it

    Generator results.
    In the client's own words.

    Start with these three interviews. Hear the numbers and the operating context directly from the people running the businesses.

    $1.25M+

    Reported generator sales over four months

    Gengatorz Power Systems

    Travis discusses roughly 75 additional sales across Gengatorz and its dealer network, alongside the sales process behind them.

    Watch the full interview ↗

    ≈ $375–380K

    Client-reported gross generator revenue over three months

    Southeast Electrical Services

    Sean describes the gross revenue total in his interview, including referrals and storm-driven demand, and explains the follow-up behind the work.

    Watch the full interview ↗

    ≈ 100 installs

    Client-estimated installations over four months

    PWR House Generator

    Mark estimates about 100 installations and describes staffing growth during a storm-driven market.

    Watch the full interview ↗

    Client-reported results from earlier engagements; figures and time periods are explained in each interview. Results disclosure.

    What you're buying

    A side-by-side look.

    PGN offers websites, SEO and paid marketing for generator dealers and other trades. SwiftSocial's published Generator Sales System connects acquisition with follow-up, sales coaching and ownership of the custom work.

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    CompareSwiftSocialPower Generation Nation
    Public proof17 client stories, with named on-camera interviews and reported sales or installation outcomes.
    Client interviews
    Two formal case studies reporting website, search, call and advertising metrics.
    PGN case studies
    Service focusGenerator installer acquisition, lead pages, CRM, follow-up, sales training, email and social management.
    System scope
    Website design, SEO/local SEO, content, PPC and social media for generators, electrical and related trades.
    PGN services
    CRM and follow-upSales CRM, follow-up, reminders, tasks, scripts and photo-collection flow included.A comparable bundled CRM and follow-up specification was not publicly specified in the pages reviewed.
    Sales coaching16 private training sessions over six months and up to five coach-reviewed calls each week.A comparable training and call-review allowance was not publicly specified.
    Published investment$40,000 program fee: $15,000 upfront plus five $5,000 installments. Ad spend and software are separate.
    Full investment details
    A full agency program price was not publicly specified in the reviewed service pages. Request a written scope and quote.
    Service periodSix months of active service from launch; original-system basic support and checks through month 12.A comparable service and support schedule was not publicly specified.
    Revenue guaranteeConditional $1M in collected new program-sourced generator sales within 12 months of launch; remedy is the original program fees paid.
    Guarantee details and requirements
    A comparable numerical collected-revenue refund guarantee was not publicly specified.
    What you keepOnce paid, your data, custom work and agreed rights to use scripts and training. Third-party software remains separately licensed.Comparable transfer and usage-right terms were not publicly specified. Confirm them in the proposal.

    “Not publicly specified” means we did not find the detail in the public pages reviewed. It does not mean PGN cannot offer it. Ask both providers to confirm scope in writing.

    The SwiftSocial program

    Build the system.
    Train your team.
    Keep the keys.

    For an installer ready to connect marketing and sales, the offer goes beyond getting the phone to ring.

    • Ads and lead pages built around generator buyers.
    • CRM and follow-up that keep opportunities moving.
    • Private training and call reviews for your sales team.
    • A dedicated client success manager and ongoing system checks.
    Explore the complete system →

    Published program investment

    $40,000

    $15,000 upfront, then five $5,000 installments starting 30 days after launch. Ad spend and software are separate.

    $1,000,000 in new generator sales. Guaranteed.

    Collect $1M from eligible new program-sourced generator jobs within 12 months after launch, or receive a refund of the original program fees paid. Agreed ad funding, sales-process duties and written requirements apply.

    Read the full investment and guarantee →

    Choose your starting point

    See the results closest
    to your business.

    Three focused pairs of interviews. Pick the situation you want to explore, then see what the teams did.

    01 / SCALING

    You're ready for more generator volume.

    For established installers examining team capacity, sales throughput and growth.

    • Gengatorz Power SystemsTravis: $1.25M+ across the business and dealer network over four months.Watch Travis ↗
    • PWR House GeneratorMark estimates about 100 generator installations over four months during a storm-driven market.Watch Mark ↗
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    02 / GENERATOR DIVISION

    You're growing the generator side.

    For electrical contractors building generator sales alongside their existing business.

    • Southeast Electrical ServicesSean reports approximately $375–380K in gross generator revenue over three months, including referrals and storm demand.Watch Sean ↗
    • Tilley Brothers ElectricJustin estimates 15–20 installs over about three to four months.Watch Justin ↗
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    03 / ANOTHER CHANNEL

    You want another source of opportunities.

    For owners adding generator opportunities alongside referrals and dealer leads.

    • Alameda ElectricGarrett describes three to four generator sales per month.Watch Garrett ↗
    • GenTech NorthwestJamie reports six to ten additional installations per month.Watch Jamie ↗
    Download this proof bundle ↓

    Your market. Your capacity. Your next step.

    Put your business
    into the conversation.

    Tell us about your operation. We'll look at your market, your numbers and your crew capacity, then see whether the Generator Sales System fits.

    Bring your current monthly installs, average job value, available crew capacity and who handles sales. These make the fit conversation concrete.

    Sources and method

    Check the comparison yourself.

    This is SwiftSocial's comparison, based on the public pages below as of October 3, 2026. The case-study count excludes logos, directory listings and client announcements. Commercial terms can change; each provider's written proposal controls its scope.