Eclipse Marketing ranks Baker and South Broadway businesses in Google Search, the Google Maps 3-pack and the AI answers buyers now read in ChatGPT and Google. We take 1 client per industry, and the founder runs your account from our office on Broadway, roughly a mile north of Baker.
Eclipse Marketing is a founder-led SEO agency at 1776 Broadway, Denver. For Baker businesses we build the pages, Google Business Profile, reviews and structured data that put you in the top 3 results when someone between 6th Avenue and Mississippi Avenue searches for what you sell, and we guarantee Top 3 within 12 months.
Baker covers about 1.5 square miles, and it holds 5 different markets: the South Broadway bar and retail strip, a 150-acre historic district of 19th-century brick homes, an industrial edge along the South Platte, the Broadway Park apartments around Alameda station and the Santa Fe Yards stadium site at I-25 and Broadway. Each zone draws a different buyer and needs its own pages.
We run Baker as part of our Denver SEO agency work, with the same founder, team and 12-month guarantee, and with research done block by block for this neighborhood.
Baker at a glance
Baker’s eastern boundary runs down the middle of Broadway. A bar on the west side of the street is in Baker. The shop facing it sits in Speer north of Alameda, or West Washington Park south of it. Buyers search with the names they use, and those names cross the street.
West side of Broadway
The Baker Historic District, Broadway Park, Alameda station and the Santa Fe Yards stadium site.
East side of Broadway
Storefronts on the same strip, filed under different neighborhood names by the city and by map apps.
Pages and profile copy cover Baker, SoBo and South Broadway together, so a search for any of them can land on you.
We reference places with strong map listings, such as the Mayan Theatre at 110 Broadway, Alameda station and the I-25 & Broadway station, so Google and AI tools can place you.
Distance favors whoever is closest to the searcher. When your competitor sits across Broadway, reviews, categories and relevance decide it, and those are the parts we build.

Census counts, historic records and city plans, read for what they tell a business owner about demand in Baker.
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Most of those 1,228 new units are apartments. People who moved in recently search for everything from a barber to a dentist, and the business they find first in Maps has the best shot at keeping them.
Exterior work on a house in a designated historic district goes through Denver’s landmark design review. Remodelers, roofers and window shops that explain that process on their pages give Baker homeowners a reason to call them first.
A 14,500-seat stadium at I-25 and Broadway will bring match-day crowds looking for food, drinks and parking nearby. The businesses already ranking when it opens will take that traffic.
Sources: U.S. Census counts for 2010 and 2020; History Colorado register listing for the Baker Historic District; Denver Summit FC stadium plans.
Each era left a building type, and each building type brings its own searches today: historic-home trades, theater-district nightlife and new-build apartment services.

History drawn from the Denver Public Library’s Baker neighborhood history, National Register records and city annexation records.
Google’s local ranking guidance names relevance, distance and prominence as the factors behind local results. Across Baker’s 1.5 square miles, distance changes fast, so we build a plan for each zone you sell into.
Schematic, not to scale. Numbered zones match the list.
Bars, music venues, restaurants, vintage and design shops. Searches here are mobile, short and urgent: open now, near me, tonight.
Walk-in searchesVictorian, Terrace-style and bungalow brick homes. Owners search for remodels, roofs, windows and masonry that suit an 1890s house.
High-ticket home projectsLight industrial blocks, workshops, auto and trade businesses, plus river trail access. Buyers here are often other businesses.
Trade and B2B searchesBroadway Park is a 75-acre redevelopment beside the Alameda light rail station, with 3 apartment buildings up by 2025 and more parcels planned. New residents pick new providers.
New-resident searchesThe stadium site, the I-25 & Broadway station and the land south toward Mississippi. Today it is construction. From 2028 it is match-day traffic.
Event-day demandDenver Summit FC broke ground at Santa Fe Yards on October 1, 2026 (Denverite report). The plan is a 14,500-seat stadium inside a 14-acre redevelopment with a 3.5-acre park. Rankings take 6 to 12 months, so a Baker business that starts now can be in place before the first match.
Timeline: Santa Fe Yards groundbreaking in Q4 2026, construction through 2027, opening targeted for 2028. An SEO campaign starting in November 2026 runs the audit in month 1, builds pages and reviews in months 2 to 6, targets head terms in months 7 to 12 and has rankings in place through 2028.
Swipe the chart to see 2028.
Pre-game and post-game searches for food and drinks near the stadium, most of them on a phone within walking distance.
Visitors comparing parking, rides and places to stay near I-25 and Broadway in the days before a match.
Fans on the light rail and new Broadway Park residents passing the same storefronts on the way in.
Every engagement starts with a site and profile audit. From there we build only what the audit says will lift your Baker rankings and calls.
A Baker customer looking for brunch near Broadway or a historic window repair can get an answer in 3 different places before they see a classic blue link. We optimize for all 3, because winning 1 and losing 2 still loses the customer.
The organic results. Won with site quality, relevance and links, and still where most research-stage clicks go.
The 3 businesses shown with the map. Won with distance, categories, reviews and profile completeness. Ready-to-buy searches land here.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Won with structured data, consistent business details and content written as direct answers.
Whitespark ran 540 searches for 6 local industries in Houston, Phoenix and Denver in May 2025. Which result type appeared depended on the intent of the search. Buyers move from questions to “near me” searches, so a Baker business needs to show up in both.
Source: Whitespark study, May 2025.
Change of address
Broadway storefronts change hands often. In 2024 Mutiny Information Cafe left South Broadway in Baker for Englewood, and Fancy Tiger Crafts moved to Englewood after almost 18 years in Baker. Each move leaves the old address behind in directories, map apps and the sources AI tools quote, and stale records can send customers to an empty storefront.
Moving into Broadway Park instead? The same work applies in reverse: a new address has to read the same everywhere from day 1.
Here is the order we work in and roughly when you should expect to see movement.
We separate searches that buy from searches that browse, then sort them by zone. “Tuckpointing Baker Denver” and “happy hour South Broadway” are different jobs at different margins, and they need different pages.
The business in the Baker 3-pack is often across Broadway or in Wash Park. We measure what holds the spot, whether reviews, categories, proximity or links, then build the shortest route past it.
AI produces at volume and a 9-person team fact-checks every page before it ships, so nothing goes live with the errors that get local pages left out of AI answers.
1 client per industry keeps our book small, so the founder can be on your calls. That is the upside. The trade-offs sit right next to it.
I run every strategy call myself, and I report on booked calls and revenue rather than impressions. If Baker is already taken in your industry, I will tell you in the first 5 minutes of the call.

Across every market we work in, Baker included. We would rather show the whole book than 1 hand-picked case study.
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Grouped by the part of Baker where their buyers search.
We are a good investment for some businesses and the wrong one for others. Here is how to tell which one you are.
The questions Baker and South Broadway owners ask us most. Anything else, ask Mike directly.
Most Baker campaigns run between $1,500 and $5,000 a month, set by how competitive your industry is and how much of Baker you need to cover. A single salon on South Broadway costs less than a remodeler who wants the historic grid plus the rest of central Denver. We quote a fixed monthly figure after the audit, with no setup fee and no long lock-in.
Map pack movement usually starts in 60 to 90 days, because Google Business Profile work and review velocity act faster than organic signals. Competitive organic terms take 6 to 12 months. Our guarantee is Top 3 within 12 months, and if we miss it we keep working at no cost until we hit it.
Yes. Google’s local ranking factors are relevance, distance and prominence. A storefront facing Baker across Broadway is close to Baker searchers, so the work goes into relevance and prominence: pages and profile copy that name Baker, SoBo and South Broadway, plus reviews from customers who mention them.
No, but it helps. Service-area businesses can rank in Baker without a storefront here by setting the service area correctly, keeping categories tight and earning reviews that mention Baker. A physical address inside the neighborhood is still the strongest proximity signal available, so if you have one, we use it fully.
No. 1 client per industry. Once a Baker remodeler signs, we turn away every other Baker remodeler for as long as that client stays with us. That is why we cannot take everybody, and why the clients we do take never compete with our other work.
We can make you the easiest business for those systems to cite, which is what drives inclusion. That means schema markup, identical business information everywhere it appears online, and content written as direct answers to real questions. No one controls AI output, and anyone promising guaranteed placement in an AI answer is selling something they cannot deliver.
Our office is at 1776 Broadway, Denver, roughly a mile north of Baker’s 6th Avenue edge on the same street. We run Baker campaigns from there and meet clients on site when it helps. Text (720) 410-9480 or email contact@eclipsemarketing.io.
If match-day traffic matters to your business, yes. Denver Summit FC broke ground on October 1, 2026 and is targeting a 2028 opening. Rankings take 6 to 12 months to build, so starting now puts you in place before the first match.
1 business per industry gets Baker. If yours is still open, a 30-minute call tells you what Top 3 would be worth and whether we are the right people to get you there. If it is already taken, we will say so in the first 5 minutes.
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