Guardian Solutions provides SEO for Boulder, Colorado businesses, from a defined local SEO plan to custom work on service pages and technical website issues. We review your services, customers, website, and available search data before proposing the work.
Our team is based in Colorado Springs and can meet with you over Zoom. Start with a free website and SEO audit with a 30-minute consultation. The review and recommendations carry no purchase obligation; implementation is separately scoped.
Request your free audit or discuss your Boulder SEO priorities.
What you can hire Guardian to do
Improve the pages that sell your services
With custom ongoing SEO, the proposal identifies priority services and pages, content responsibilities, technical improvements, internal links, and reporting. Keyword, competitor, and search-intent research guides the choices. Work can include improving an existing service page, developing missing content, and addressing crawl, indexing, or performance issues.
Price depends on the website’s starting condition, competition, and agreed effort. Initial repairs and larger website projects are separated from continuing optimization.
Manage local visibility for one location
Guardian’s 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 need a separate agreed scope. Choose this plan for its stated local-search work; discuss a custom scope when your priority requires substantial website content or technical changes.
Use one priority service to make the proposal concrete
Before comparing keyword counts or monthly content quantities, choose one service you want customers to find. You can use this short brief in your conversation with Guardian:
- The service: what you sell, who it is for, and where you actually provide it.
- The current page: the URL explaining that service, or the place it is mentioned if no dedicated page exists.
- The unanswered buying question: something customers ask before they can decide, such as what is included, whether they qualify, or how the work begins.
- The supporting material: accurate service details, approved project examples, qualifications, or photos your team can supply.
That brief helps turn “we need more content” into a defined decision: improve the current page, separate a genuinely different service, or address a technical obstacle before commissioning more copy.
Scoping example: a service mentioned only in a list
In this illustrative example, an important service appears only as a bullet on your website. The proposed work should first establish whether customers need a fuller explanation on that page or a separate service page. A content scope can then name the questions to answer, material your team must approve, and links and contact route to include.
That page work belongs in an agreed website or custom SEO scope. Research for 10 local keywords in the $495 plan does not mean 10 new service pages are included.
Keep website changes visible in the scope
If the agreed content needs layout, form, or platform changes, identify those before approving the campaign. Guardian offers WordPress support, Joomla support, and website design. An existing page can often be improved when the platform supports the required work; a redesign should address a defined need.
Bring your priority service and current page to the free audit and consultation. You do not need a finished brief to request the review.
Questions before you start
Does custom SEO include a fixed number of articles each month?
Content volume and the mix of service-page updates and new material are agreed in the proposal. Ask which service or buying question each planned piece supports, who approves the facts, and who publishes it.
Do we have to serve only Boulder to work with Guardian?
No. Explain where your customers are and how your services are delivered. That coverage informs the research and proposal. Additional locations and expanded service-area content are not automatically included in the one-location local SEO plan.
Can you guarantee that the chosen pages will rank?
No. The engagement can define research, content, technical work, and reporting, but search engines control ranking and inclusion. Agree a starting baseline and review relevant visibility and inquiries where reliable data is available.