Guardian Solutions offers Austin businesses custom SEO for website content and technical improvements, alongside a defined one-location local SEO plan. Start with the service you want to promote and the page customers would reach. We can discuss what needs attention there before choosing continuing work.
We deliver remotely from Colorado Springs, including Zoom meetings. Request a free website and SEO audit with a 30-minute consultation. The offer provides review and recommendations with no purchase obligation; implementing the findings requires its own agreement.
Make “foundation work” mean something specific
Austin SEO offers separate profile-only services, website foundation projects and recurring content plans in different ways. A foundation fee is useful to evaluate only when the proposal says what it will change and what will remain for later.
Consider an illustrative starting point: your business has an accurate profile, but the service you want to promote appears only in a short paragraph on a general page. Before commissioning monthly articles, decide whether that service needs a better explanation on the existing page or a distinct page of its own. Research should establish the customer’s question and the page that can answer it.
In Guardian’s custom SEO scope, that can become an agreed assignment covering search and competitor research, service content, page structure and relevant internal links. Technical obstacles need identified work too. The proposal should name the starting priorities and which changes will be implemented, rather than treat an audit score as the completed foundation.
Carry the unfinished work into an explicit content scope
If the first improvement leaves other important services poorly explained, identify those needs in the continuing plan. Agree which pages Guardian will write or revise, what business information your staff must supply and how the work will be reviewed. There is no assumed number of articles or writing hours in a custom engagement.
Content and technical work may depend on each other. A new service explanation needs a usable place on the site and relevant links so visitors can reach it. If a page cannot be accessed or a contact route fails, investigate that obstacle before using publication alone as the sign that the assignment is finished.
Use the local plan for its published responsibilities
Guardian’s local SEO plan is $495 per month for one location and research for 10 local keywords, with no long-term commitment. It covers Google Business Profile optimization, review tools and monitoring, weekly Google posts, a Q&A strategy, directory syndication and monthly heatmap ranking reports.
Those posts and profile tasks do not define a website-content campaign. Website repairs, expanded service-area content and additional locations require agreed scope. If both the profile and service pages need work, identify both in the proposal so the monthly activity addresses the actual priority.
Send your website and the service you want customers to find, plus any audit or proposed foundation work you are already considering. We can use the consultation to distinguish what has been diagnosed, what still needs investigation and which work you want implemented.
Questions before starting an Austin SEO engagement
Must all website work be finished before local SEO begins?
That depends on the problem. Profile work and website improvements may be planned together, but a website obstacle needs its own assigned work. Guardian’s review can help identify the order; it does not make every technical recommendation a prerequisite or include repairs in the local plan.
Does research for 10 keywords include 10 new pages?
No. The one-location local plan includes research for 10 local keywords. Website writing and expanded content require an agreed scope. Research may support improving an existing page instead of producing a separate page for each phrase.
Is the free audit the initial implementation project?
No. The free audit and 30-minute consultation explain findings and priorities without a purchase obligation. Technical fixes, content production and other implementation are separately agreed and priced. Confirm those charges and any continuing work in the proposal.