Guardian Solutions provides SEO, website content, and website design for Centennial, Colorado businesses. We can help with keyword and competitor research, service-page writing and improvements, technical SEO, and local visibility. Your proposal identifies the work and the responsibilities behind it.
If you want writing, website changes, and Google Business Profile management handled together, define that combined scope before starting. A local SEO plan has specified tasks; a broader content and website engagement is priced around the work required.
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Who researches, writes, and puts the content on the website?
Guardian’s custom SEO services can cover keyword, competitor, and search-intent research; service content; page structure; titles and descriptions; internal links; and technical improvements. The proposal identifies priority pages, content responsibilities, and agreed reporting.
For a website design project, Guardian also offers copywriting, responsive design, and development. The project scope defines the pages, forms, integrations, review rounds, and launch work. Content production and ongoing optimization need clear assignments even when you choose one company to handle both.
You do not have to assume “content included” means your staff must write every draft. Equally, a research recommendation does not mean a finished page has been written and published. Agree which work Guardian will produce, which business details or assets you will supply, who approves the claims, and who implements the finished material.
Specify a complete service-page assignment
If your Centennial business needs a new service page, use that page to make the proposed work concrete. A useful assignment identifies:
- The subject and source material: the service, intended customer, actual coverage, and the facts or examples your business can substantiate.
- The writing: who creates the first draft, which existing material can be used, and how feedback and approval are handled.
- The website changes: whether the scope includes adding the approved copy, page title and description, relevant internal links, and the agreed inquiry path.
- The completed deliverable: whether you are receiving a draft to implement or a published page that has been checked, plus any reporting arrangements.
If Guardian is handling the work, those responsibilities belong in the agreement. If your team will implement part of it, make that handoff explicit before estimating the time or cost.
What Guardian’s local SEO plan already specifies
For one location, the published local SEO plan costs $495 per month, with no long-term commitment. Its defined work includes:
- Research for 10 local keywords and Google Business Profile optimization.
- Review tools and monitoring, weekly Google posts, and a Q&A strategy.
- Directory syndication and monthly heatmap ranking reports.
Website repairs, additional locations, and expanded service-area content require an agreed scope. Weekly Google posts do not specify a monthly website-writing allowance. If you want local-profile work and new website content together, discuss both so the proposal covers the complete requirement.
Agree the workload and how it will be reviewed
Custom SEO pricing depends on the website’s starting condition, competition, and ongoing effort. Identify which initial technical fixes or page rewrites are included, which tasks recur, and which larger website projects are separate. If a fixed number of pages matters to your budget, have that requirement addressed in the proposal.
A work review and a performance report answer different questions. The first establishes what was completed and what still needs approval or implementation. The second considers relevant search visibility and available inquiry evidence. Agree the reporting sources and responsibilities; the local plan’s heatmaps measure visibility rather than qualified inquiries or sales.
In Guardian’s Add All Electric case study, the Dallas–Fort Worth contractor’s professional-looking websites were not producing meaningful inquiries. Guardian connected service-focused content with local SEO, technical improvements, a clearer contact path, and ongoing optimization. The work illustrates why a content engagement needs to specify both the pages and their implementation, rather than stop at a list of topics.
Bring the work you want taken off your team’s plate
Send your website and describe the services you want to promote. Tell us whether you need research, writing, website implementation, profile management, or a combination, and what your own team can supply. The free review provides recommendations; implementation has its own agreed scope.
Request your free audit and consultation or discuss SEO and website content for your Centennial business.
Questions before choosing your scope
Will my team have to write all the website content?
Guardian offers copywriting in website projects and content development within custom SEO work. Agree who drafts, supplies business facts and images, reviews the copy, and publishes it. The proposal should distinguish your input and approval from the writing you are hiring Guardian to do.
Can I combine Google Business Profile work with new service pages?
Yes, those requirements can be discussed together. The $495 one-location local SEO plan has defined profile and local-visibility tasks. New website content and other work outside that plan need an agreed scope rather than being assumed to come with the monthly fee.
How many website pages will Guardian write each month?
There is no fixed page quantity stated here for custom SEO. Content production follows the agreed priorities and scope. The local plan’s research for 10 keywords and weekly Google posts are not a website-page allowance. Specify any required writing quantity, revisions, and implementation in the proposal.