The AI website builder for gyms and fitness studios

Gym searches name the workout and the distance. Gym near me, personal trainer, yoga, CrossFit, and women's gym are different businesses to the person searching. They add the neighborhood because they will not drive far for a membership. A homepage that says fitness for everyone gives those searches one page.

Give a page to memberships, personal training, and each class type you want to be found for. Add a page for the neighborhoods members come from. Childcare, physical therapy, or nutrition coaching get a page only if you offer them. The trial or intro offer, the hours, and the address should be visible immediately. Class names on the site should match the classes on the schedule.

January is the membership spike. Summer and back-to-school shift class times. People searching at lunch or after work are often ready to visit this week, so the hours and the address do more than a long story about the brand. Say what the intro visit includes and which programs are beginner-friendly. A gym site that lists every fitness trend will rank for classes you do not teach and disappoint the person who shows up. Membership pages should name the neighborhoods you draw from and the hours that match how people search after work. If personal training is booked separately from a class, it needs its own page, because those are different searches and different first visits. January traffic is mostly the trial, so the intro offer has to be on the page they land on.