When someone looks for a gym, the first thing they want to know is whether it's close and whether they'll feel comfortable there. They look at the price afterwards.
Search your gym's name on Google. If you have no website, page one is full of fitness directories that have copied your address, your opening hours and your prices from Google Maps and publish them with their own advertising.
Someone who searches for your gym by name is already thinking of going, so that's the visit you care about most. Right now that person ends up on a listing you don't control, possibly with old prices and with ads for other gyms next to it.
With your own website you get the top result back when someone searches for your name, and what they find is your information.
Plenty of people are put off by distance more than by price. They often assume it's too far without having checked how long it takes to get there.
So we build a page for each town in your area, with the distance and the driving time from that town. Each page has its own text. If it takes nine minutes from one town and sixteen from another, each page says so, because that is what the reader wants to know.
Google can tell these pages apart from ones that repeat the same text with only the town name changed, and it penalises the latter.
Someone typing "how to start at the gym from zero" or "how much protein should I eat" is not looking for a gym yet, but they may well join one in a fortnight.
If your site has guides with a date and the name of whoever wrote them, that person gets to know you months before they find your competitor. And since they're signed by someone who trains, they also show that your gym knows what it's talking about.
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