Greenline Landscape Co. × Wired Builder

Daniel Reyes is on the site with real photos and a real story. Licensed, insured, and on every job. That kind of named credibility is something most landscaping outfits never put forward, and homeowners notice it.

You have years of finished projects with photos. Most competitors show a stock hero image and a phone number. Leading with real work builds trust before the first call.

You explain how pricing works and what a homeowner can expect, instead of hiding everything behind a form. That openness is rare in this trade and it converts.

The new build is fast, structured for Google, and already readable by AI search engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity. Most Denver competitors have none of this.

"xeriscaping denver" and "drought tolerant landscaping" have real monthly search demand and no crew clearly owns them. You already do this work, so the pages practically write themselves.

It still points at a staging address. Going live the wrong way can cost ranking you may already hold, so this needs to be handled as a careful migration, not just a launch.

The call to action buttons currently lead to dead links. A warm visitor has no way to reach you, so the site cannot capture the demand it attracts.

There is no call tracking and no form tracking. You cannot see which marketing works or how many leads you are getting, which means you are flying blind on the one number that matters.

Reviews are the single thing standing between you and the Google map pack, where most "landscaper near me" calls happen. Competitors got into that pack on review count, not years in business, which means it is beatable.

When someone searches "landscaper denver," Google shows a map with three businesses at the top. That is the map pack, and it captures most of the high intent calls. Getting in is gated mostly by review count and a healthy Google Business Profile, not by how long you have been in business. That is why a younger crew can beat an old incumbent.

Local SEO is the work of making Google confident you are a real, trusted, relevant Denver business: consistent name, address, and phone everywhere, pages about the services and neighborhoods you serve, reviews, and structured data. Done consistently, it compounds month over month.

For a high-trust purchase like work on your home, reviews are both the ranking lever for the map pack and the deciding factor for homeowners. They are also the one thing that decays the moment you stop asking, which is why review generation never stops.

More homeowners now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI for the best Denver landscaper. GEO and AEO are about making sure those engines can understand who you are, what you offer, and why to cite you. Your new site already has the technical plumbing for this; we fill it with the content that gets you named.

Schema is hidden code that tells Google and AI engines exactly what your business is, your services, your reviews, and your founder. Most competitors have none. Yours does, which is a real edge for both rankings and AI answers.

Any level, then month to month. Local SEO compounds, so the work needs a real runway to pay off.

If I run a test or try something on my own to improve your results, that is on me, no charge.

Everything in this proposal is included at this price. If you ask for work beyond it (extra pages, new services, ad management), we scope it together and I quote it before any work starts.

This is an introductory rate, offered in exchange for referrals and the right to feature your project as a case study. It is not my standard rate, so it will not be on the table forever.

The code, the content, and every account stay yours.

If you are not satisfied with the work at go-live, your kickoff deposit is refundable. We only move forward once the site is live and you are happy. The specifics are defined in the Master Services Agreement.