Guardian Solutions provides SEO and website support for Aurora, Colorado businesses. If you already have a website, the next step is to understand what it needs, not assume that every search problem requires a new build.
We work from Colorado Springs and collaborate through Zoom. Start with a free website and SEO audit and 30-minute consultation. The review provides recommendations with no purchase obligation; implementation and ongoing work are separately scoped.
Request your free audit or discuss SEO for your Aurora business.
An Aurora-area example: a website first, SEO later
Contractor-Marketing.com’s company history connects its contractor-focused work with Guardian’s founders. A published case on that site describes an Aurora-area gutter business that already had a website before agreeing to SEO work in August 2022. The recorded starting step was an analysis of search competitors.
The relevant decision is what to improve on the website you already have and what continuing work belongs in a separate SEO engagement.
Choose the work, not just the SEO label
Ongoing local visibility for one location
Guardian’s published local SEO plan is $495 per month, with no long-term commitment. It includes research for 10 local keywords, Google Business Profile optimization, review tools and monitoring, weekly Google posts, a Q&A strategy, directory syndication, and monthly heatmap ranking reports.
Website repairs, additional locations, and expanded service-area content require a separate agreed scope. This current plan should not be treated as the package used in the historical contractor case.
Service-page and technical website work
Custom ongoing SEO can include keyword and competitor research, service content, page titles and structure, internal links, technical improvements, and reporting. The proposal identifies the priority work based on your website, services, competition, and goals.
Guardian also provides WordPress support, Joomla support, and website design. A focused correction and a rebuild are different scopes; the site’s actual requirements should determine which is appropriate.
Make implementation and measurement explicit
The contractor example began its SEO phase with competitor analysis. For your own engagement, research must lead to a clear work plan. Before proceeding, the proposal should establish:
- Priority services and pages: the offers customers need to find and understand, based on your actual business and coverage.
- Who implements: which changes Guardian will make, what your current website team will handle, and who supplies and approves business facts.
- What is separate: repairs, a new website, additional locations, and expanded content that are not covered by the selected plan.
- What will be measured: the available baseline, reporting sources, and review process. Local ranking heatmaps, website inquiries, and completed sales are different measures.
Keep the promise tied to the work and evidence. A search-position change is not proof of additional qualified inquiries. Guardian’s scope identifies the work and reporting without guaranteeing search rankings or lead totals.
Bring the website you have and the work you want to grow
Send your current website, priority services, and actual customer areas. Mention your existing website provider and any search or inquiry reports you can share appropriately. That gives the review a practical starting point.
Questions before choosing an SEO provider
Do I have to replace my existing website to begin SEO?
Not necessarily. Guardian can assess existing pages, content, technical condition, and contact paths. A redesign should address a defined requirement rather than be assumed necessary for SEO.
Can my current developer implement the recommendations?
Yes. You can discuss the audit findings with your current website team. Agree which changes they will make, what Guardian will handle, and how the work will be checked. The free review does not include implementation.
Can SEO replace the leads I buy from another service?
No replacement or lead volume can be guaranteed. Compare the inquiries and business outcomes from each source using the data available before deciding how to change your marketing spend. The scope should identify the work and reporting rather than promise an automatic substitute.