Denver SEO from a consultant who lives here and works everywhere.

Denver SEO companies typically charge between $1,000 and $5,000 a month on a six to twelve month contract. I price by the shape of the work instead: a $99 audit first, a one-off scope when the site only needs its foundation fixed, and a monthly fractional engagement when there is ongoing work worth doing. No contract beyond the month we are in.

Local SEO is the work that puts a business in Google's map pack and in the organic results for searches with local intent, such as "therapist denver" or "bakery near me". It runs on your Google Business Profile, reviews, citations and location signals. Regular, or organic, SEO is the page-level work that ranks your site for what you do regardless of where the searcher is. Most Denver businesses need both, which is why this page covers both.

Google Business Profile changes can move your map-pack position within two to six weeks. Service pages and reviews compound over three to six months. Competitive neighborhoods and categories, such as dentists in Cherry Creek or injury lawyers downtown, take longer and need links. The audit tells you which case you are in before you spend anything.

No. I am based in Denver, and most of my clients are elsewhere: therapy practices in New York, ecommerce brands across the US, a B2B marketplace in Belgium. The work is remote first. Being in Denver means a Denver client can also meet me in person, which matters for some and not for others.

Yes. Setting one up, claiming or recovering one, fixing categories and services, writing the description, adding photos and posts, and building a review routine your front desk can keep up. Google Business Profile optimization is the single highest-leverage local SEO task for most Denver businesses.

Yes. Local SEO in Boulder, Golden, Castle Rock or Colorado Springs works the same way, with different competitors and different search volumes. I check the actual demand for your area before promising anything about rankings.

No. I work inside the site you have, whether that is Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, WordPress, Webflow or Framer, and with your developer when there is one. If the site genuinely needs rebuilding, I will say so and tell you what the new one needs to have for SEO.

Yes. Coffee in Cherry Creek or Capitol Hill, or at your office, for the kickoff and when something is easier to work through at a table. Day to day it runs on calls, shared documents and your CMS.

No. I do SEO and AI search only. I will read your Ads data when it helps the keyword work, and I am happy to coordinate with whoever runs your campaigns.

Yes, and several do. The Denver part is where I live and where we can meet. The work for a startup or an online store is national or international, and the page for that is SEO for startups.

A company gives you a team, a process and an account manager, which suits a large business with a large budget. A consultant gives you one experienced person who reads your site, sets the priorities and does the work. For a practice, a store or a small team, that usually gets more done per dollar, and you always know who to call.