Guardian Solutions offers local SEO and website SEO for Grand Junction businesses. Our $495 monthly local plan covers one business location; continuing service-page and technical website work needs its own scope. Choose the work you need before comparing monthly fees.
We are based in Colorado Springs and work with clients through Zoom. A free website and SEO audit with a 30-minute consultation gives you recommendations before choosing paid work, with no purchase obligation.
Request your free audit or discuss your Grand Junction SEO project.
What the $495 local SEO plan includes
Guardian’s published one-location local SEO plan has no long-term commitment. The scope includes:
- Research and profile optimization: research for 10 local keywords and Google Business Profile optimization.
- Ongoing profile activity: weekly Google posts, a Q&A strategy, review tools and monitoring, and directory syndication.
- Visibility reporting: monthly heatmap ranking reports.
This is a defined local-search service. A Google Business Profile post is not a new page on your website. Website repairs, additional locations, and expanded service-area content require separate agreed work.
When the website needs continuing SEO work
If your priority service has no useful page, an important page needs rewriting, or technical problems prevent search engines from reaching content, profile activity alone will not perform those jobs.
Guardian’s custom SEO services include keyword and competitor research, service-page content, titles and page structure, internal links, technical optimization, and reporting. The website’s condition, competition, and agreed workload determine the proposal and price.
For example, if your profile needs monthly management and two existing service pages need improvement, request separate scope for each. Compare the profile requirements with the local plan and identify the page changes in the custom proposal.
Guardian also provides WordPress support, Joomla support, and website design. A focused repair and a replacement website are separate options.
Compare the work in two SEO proposals
When considering an SEO company for your Grand Junction business, separate what happens once from what continues. Use these three checks on the actual proposals:
- Initial work: Is the website assessment followed by a one-time set of changes? Record the pages or technical tasks included. An initial on-site review does not establish that website work continues each month.
- Recurring work: Identify the deliverable, where it appears, and its frequency. Guardian’s weekly Google posts and monthly heatmap reports are defined local-plan outputs. Continuing website content needs its own agreement.
- Additional costs: Keep website work, hosting, maintenance, and advertising outside the local-plan total unless the proposal explicitly includes them. A broader proposal may buy more work even when both offers are called “SEO.”
Bring a current proposal or list of requirements to the consultation. We can discuss which Guardian service addresses the work you need. No ranking position or inquiry total is guaranteed.
Discuss the work behind the monthly fee
Send your website, Google Business Profile link if available, and the services you want customers to find. Mention whether you need profile management, changes to the website, or both. The free review provides recommendations; implementation is separately scoped and priced.
Questions before choosing Guardian
Does research for 10 local keywords include 10 new website pages?
No. Keyword research identifies search terms; it is not a commitment to create 10 pages. New pages and expanded service-area content require a separate agreed scope.
Does a heatmap report tell me how many quote requests I received?
No. It reports local ranking visibility. Calls, form submissions, qualified inquiries, and sales need separate data. The local plan should not be assumed to include call tracking or revenue attribution.
Does one location’s plan include separate campaigns for Clifton and Fruita?
No. Describe where you actually serve customers so the target coverage can be discussed. Additional locations and expanded service-area content are outside the published one-location scope; separate campaigns should not be assumed to be included.