Already have someone maintaining your Greeley business website? Guardian Solutions offers local and ongoing SEO that can be considered alongside your existing website arrangement. The starting point is to identify which work is missing and who will make the changes, rather than pay two providers for an undefined “SEO” service.
Guardian is based in Colorado Springs and works with clients through Zoom. Our free website and SEO audit includes a 30-minute consultation, recommendations and no purchase obligation.
Review your current setup or discuss working with your website team.
Add a defined local-visibility service
The published local SEO plan costs $495 per month for one location, 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.
That scope is different from keeping a website online or processing routine site edits. Website repairs, additional locations and expanded service-area content require a separate agreement. If your existing provider already handles some local work, identify it before choosing what Guardian should take on.
Make the implementation responsibility visible
Consider a business whose profile points visitors to a service page that no longer describes the work it wants. Updating the profile alone would leave the website problem in place. The decision is who researches the service-page change, who writes and approves it, who publishes it, and who checks the result.
Use these responsibility questions when discussing a scope:
- Research and priorities: Which services should be addressed, what needs changing, and what information must your business supply?
- Website changes: Will Guardian implement the agreed work, or will recommendations go to your existing developer? Account for any separately quoted implementation.
- Approvals: Who confirms that service descriptions, coverage and customer promises are accurate before changes go live?
- Verification: Who checks the completed changes, and which agreed report or business information will be used to review progress?
Put the agreed work, approvals and verification responsibilities in the proposal so each provider knows what to deliver.
When the work extends beyond the business profile
Guardian’s ongoing SEO service includes keyword, competitor and search-intent research, titles and descriptions, page structure, service content, internal links, and technical crawl, indexing and performance work. Priorities and price depend on the website’s condition, competition and agreed effort.
For a specific platform issue, WordPress support or Joomla support may be the relevant separate scope. A new website is not automatically the first purchase. If a rebuild is needed, website design has its own proposal, including project and ongoing responsibilities.
Guardian’s published Add All Electric case study describes a Dallas–Fort Worth electrical contractor whose earlier websites were not generating useful inquiries. The subsequent engagement combined website changes, service-focused content, local search work and ongoing SEO. For your own proposal, separate the website tasks from the local-profile tasks and identify who will carry each out.
Bring the existing scope, not just the monthly total
Share your website, priority services, and a summary of what your current provider does. You do not need to decide on a redesign or move hosting before having that discussion. The free audit is a review and recommendations; agreed changes and recurring work are priced separately.
Before starting your project
Can my existing developer make the website changes?
Yes. Guardian’s audit recommendations can be implemented by your existing developer. Identify who will implement and verify the work before agreeing to the paid scope; recommendations and completed changes are different deliverables.
Does the local SEO price cover every service page on my website?
No. The published $495 monthly plan defines one-location local visibility work. Website repairs and expanded service-area content have separate scope, and broader service-content work should be specified in the proposal.
What if my current monthly service already includes SEO?
Bring its stated deliverables to the discussion. Identify which work is already being done, which recommendations still need implementation, and what Guardian would be responsible for. A service label alone does not establish the scope.