SEO company in Longmont, CO
Longmont is not Boulder’s overflow. It is a city of nearly 100,000 with a manufacturing and tech base of its own, a downtown that came back, and a ring of fast-growing towns along I-25 that look to Longmont first. aStash is forty minutes north in Fort Collins. The Longmont plan is built for the way the St. Vrain Valley searches: Longmont first, the Carbon Valley second, Boulder only where the Diagonal makes it unavoidable. Flat monthly rate, no contract.
In short
aStash is an SEO company for Longmont, CO businesses, headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, in business since 2017. Every Longmont plan covers the Google Business Profile and map pack, service and neighborhood pages, reviews, citations and AI optimization, at a flat monthly rate with no contract. The free audit comes first and tells you the price before you commit.
| Business | aStash · SEO company Headquarters |
|---|---|
| Address | 19 Old Town Square, Ste 238 Fort Collins, CO 80524 Get directions ↗ |
| Phone | (970) 399-9004 |
| Hours | Mon – Fri, 8 AM – 5 PM In-person meetings by appointment |
| Service area | Longmont and Downtown Longmont, Old Town, Prospect, Southmoor Park, Hover corridor |
| Google Business Profile | aStash, Fort Collins · 5.0 ★ on Google ↗ |
Longmont makes things. Aerospace components, medical devices, data storage, craft beer and the equipment behind them come out of the industrial parks along Highway 119 and the Diagonal, and the companies there search for machine shops, electricians, IT firms, commercial contractors and couriers the way an engineer searches: by capability, certification and distance. At the same time, the subdivisions in Prospect, Southmoor Park and the Carbon Valley search for dentists, landscapers and HVAC like any Front Range family.
A Longmont business usually serves both kinds of customer and ranks for neither well: a single services page, a profile with a radius, reviews that say “great work” and no page for Firestone, Frederick or Mead, where the new households are. Boulder agencies sell it a Boulder plan; Denver agencies fold it into the metro.
aStash has run SEO for Front Range businesses since 2017, including manufacturers whose organic clicks rose 72.67% in three months. The Longmont plan serves both audiences from one structure: capability and certification detail for the business customer, town and subdivision pages for the household one, a Google Business Profile whose service areas list the Carbon Valley, reviews that name the place or the project, citations and links from Longmont sources, and the structured facts that get ChatGPT and Google AI to name your business.
Who is searching here
These are the industries where most of our Front Range clients are. Each page explains what changes for that industry.
Seasonal demand across Longmont and the Carbon Valley subdivisions.
Learn more ↗Builders and remodelers working Longmont, Firestone, Frederick and Mead.
Learn more ↗Practices competing with Boulder across the Diagonal.
Learn more ↗Family, estate and injury firms serving Boulder and Weld counties from Longmont.
Learn more ↗Lawn, irrigation and xeriscape across a dry, growing valley.
Learn more ↗Residential and commercial electricians across the St. Vrain Valley.
Learn more ↗Practices serving families and students across St. Vrain Valley Schools.
Learn more ↗Independent shops along Main Street, Ken Pratt and Hover.
Learn more ↗Why it is hard
Longmont businesses that are invisible in local search usually share the same mistakes.
What we do
What a Longmont SEO plan includes, built for both of its customers.
How we do it
Profile and proof first, town pages second, both audiences reported separately.
Map-pack position checked from Longmont neighborhoods and the Carbon Valley; commercial proof on the site; profile, reviews, citations, site speed, competitors from Boulder and Denver, and what AI assistants say when a business or a household asks.
Categories and service areas set for both audiences; licenses, certifications and insurance stated and linked; call and form tracking live; Core Web Vitals fixed.
Commercial pages with proof and project experience; a page per town with real detail; schema and navigation links.
Review workflow with two prompts connected to your software; citations corrected; chamber, DDA and association listings added.
Technical content for business customers, seasonal pages for households, links from associations, suppliers, sponsorships and local press.
Calls and forms from search by audience and town, map position by town, reviews earned, AI mentions for both kinds of question.
Service area
Most Longmont businesses serve Firestone, Frederick, Mead and Niwot too. The plan builds a page and map-pack presence for each town in your service area, written with detail from that town.
Numbers
Figures from aStash clients in Colorado; the method is the one on this page.
JIMGLO Trailers, Sewer Experts and Loomis & Greene are Colorado aStash clients; figures from Search Console, Ahrefs and Google Business Profile.
Case Studies
Screenshots straight from Google Business Profile, Search Console, Ahrefs and Google Ads for aStash clients. No projections, no mock data.
JIMGLO Trailers, last three months against the previous three. Rewritten titles, descriptions and a streamlined contact form delivered an 80% rise in leads.
Sewer Experts started from scratch in Denver and ran no other marketing. Organic search took them from a new site to 845 ranking keywords and a phone that does not stop.
Longmont search
A purchasing manager at a Longmont manufacturer searches “industrial electrician Longmont” and checks licenses, certifications, insurance and whether the company has worked in a plant before. A homeowner in Frederick searches “electrician near me” and checks the rating, the hours and the phone number. The same electrician wins both only if the profile, the pages and the reviews answer both.
The plan builds commercial pages with the proof the business customer verifies and town pages with the detail the household customer recognises, and the review workflow prompts each kind of customer differently.
Generic vs. specialist
A Boulder-area package versus a plan built for Longmont’s two customers.
They brought wonderful designs to the table and were quick to add in or change anything we asked for. The site was done quickly and looks great.
Everything you need to know
Longmont’s industrial parks buy like engineers and its subdivisions buy like families, and most Longmont businesses sell to both. A plan built for one audience leaves the other to competitors. We build commercial pages with the proof a purchasing manager checks and town pages with the detail a household recognises, from one profile and one site.
Firestone, Frederick, Mead and Dacono are growing faster than Longmont and are full of households who moved in last year. A Longmont business that serves them needs a page and reviews from each. Those town pages often rank within weeks because almost nobody has built them.
Longmont’s local results are its own. Agencies that fold it into Boulder or the Denver metro rank it for searches nobody in the valley makes. A Longmont page with real detail, service areas that list the valley’s towns and reviews that name them are what rank here.
When a plant manager asks ChatGPT for an industrial electrician in Longmont or a Frederick homeowner asks Google AI for one, the answer is built from schema with certifications, reviews that name projects and places, and pages with real detail. Consistent facts and specific pages for both audiences are what get a business named. We track both answers monthly.
A Longmont business usually comes to us after one of two experiences: a big Longmont SEO agency that assigned a junior account manager and a template, or a freelancer who built links and disappeared. Our Longmont SEO services are run by the same small team from the audit onward, the strategies are written for your market rather than copied across clients, and reputation management, local SEO and the website are handled together because for a Longmont business they are one problem. Results are reported monthly against the budget you set.
Where you must be listed
Where Longmont customers check a business and where Google and AI assistants read. Name, address, phone and hours must match on every one.
Free audit
Free, about a week, in person if you prefer, and the first month’s task list if you go ahead.
Related services
Most local clients add one or two of these to the SEO plan.
The full SEO plan every city page sits inside.
Learn more ↗Map pack, Google Business Profile, citations and reviews.
Learn more ↗Get named by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI.
Learn more ↗Fast WordPress sites built by a Front Range team.
Learn more ↗Search and Local Services Ads while SEO builds.
Learn more ↗The review workflow behind the map pack.
Learn more ↗Other cities
Campaigns are run from Fort Collins for businesses across the United States.
Written and reviewed by
Kateryna QuinnFounder and CEO, aStash. Forbes Next 1000, NOCO Style 30 Under 30Kateryna founded aStash in Fort Collins in 2017 and has run SEO for Front Range businesses from Fort Collins to Denver since then. She reviews this page whenever Google changes how it treats local business listings or AI answers.
Longmont SEO FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Forty minutes. We are based in Fort Collins and meet Longmont and St. Vrain Valley clients in person whenever it helps.
Yes, and it should. One profile, one site, two kinds of page and two review prompts. Commercial pages carry the proof a purchasing manager checks; town pages carry the detail a household recognises. Results are reported by audience.
Profile and proof work shows in the map pack within 30 to 60 days. Carbon Valley town pages often rank within weeks. Competitive categories such as dental, law and HVAC build over six months; commercial categories with few local competitors often faster.
Along the Diagonal and in Niwot and Gunbarrel, yes, and the plan is built to win the Longmont side: service areas that list the valley, a Longmont page with real detail and reviews that name Longmont.
A flat monthly rate fixed after the free audit, no contract. It depends on the number of services, audiences and towns and how competitive your category is locally. The audit gives you the number before you commit.
No. One client per category per service area in the St. Vrain Valley, so the work is never split between two businesses competing for the same map pack.
Yes, for both audiences. Purchasing managers and households now ask ChatGPT and Google AI for providers, and the answer draws on schema, reviews and pages. It is included in every plan and tracked monthly for both kinds of question.
A Colorado manufacturer’s organic clicks rose 72.67% and impressions 176.72% in three months, with forms up from 20 to 100 a month; a Colorado home-services company built 845 ranking keywords from zero; a Colorado law firm went from about 300 Google Maps calls a year to 1,600. The screenshots are on this page.