Yoga studio SEO services and paid ads, set out for studio owners
Two services sit under this agency. Search work gets your class pages and Maps listing found, and paid ads put a budget behind the class types you most want booked. A studio can begin with either, or run both from the start.
Neither one carries a claim about what a class does for a person. We handle where, when, which room and how to book, and the owner signs off on every other line.
Open a card for the full page on that service. The monthly figures are on the pricing page.
Search and Maps
Organic Growth
Organic Growth is how a studio turns up when someone types a class into the search box. For each class type and room we write a page, bring the Maps listing in line with the site, and prepare a fact sheet about the studio for AI assistants, then post everything and tend it.
The opening plan is $495 a month →The starter run centers on 25 landing pages for your classes. On the pricing page it has a box above the cards, and what goes on each page is settled by talking.
A Google Business Profile kept in step with the timetable
A written fact sheet about the studio for AI search
A month-end list of everything published and changed
Ads on class hours
Paid Ads
Paid Ads gives the class types you most want booked a budget of their own. We build the campaigns, keep out searches from mat shoppers and home-video watchers, and land every click on the matching class page. The account and the card remain yours.
Every call and form send traced to the ad that brought it
A month-end summary that sets spend beside bookings asked for
Reading the services in order
How the search work and the ads pass the baton
Search work comes first in the sequence because it builds what every click will land on. For each class type and room we write a landing page, and we bring the Google Business Profile in line with the timetable. The class page and Maps work is described in full on its own page, and the studio website that Gold and Platinum include is covered on the website design page.
Paid ads hold the hours that matter. Campaigns are aimed at class types and neighborhoods, kept away from searches for mats, clothing, home videos and teaching jobs, and added one platform at a time. The campaign page explains it, and the Google Ads page covers a platform a studio can open with.
Counting the starter, the search side offers four plans and the ad side offers three. Studio search work opens at $495 a month, ad management opens at $895, and clicks are billed by each platform on top. No signature is needed, and the startup fee is nil.
Both services are cut around the same inputs: your timetable, the capacity of each room, the classes you hope to see filled and the neighborhoods your students travel from. Those facts come from you, and we do not guess at them. The monthly summary then lays what we published beside the calls and forms that arrived, so you can see which page or ad did the work, and the pricing page keeps every figure together.
Before you choose a door
Does one service depend on the other?
No. Search work stands alone, and so do ads. Together they share a sequence, because the ads send clicks to the class pages that the search work built.
Where does a new website fit in?
Gold and Platinum search plans include a studio website that we build and edit when the timetable moves. Silver keeps the site you already have.
Who decides what a page says about a class?
You do. We draft logistics, you approve each line, and nothing about what attending does for anyone goes on the site.
Name the class you would like booked first
Use the contact form to say which service interests you and which rooms have space. A call slot is optional.
Which classes need pages first?
Name the class types you want booked, the rooms with space to fill and the neighborhoods your students travel from. Leave out every student name and any detail of how someone takes part.
Roll the mat out for a first conversation
Tell us which class types you want booked, which rooms have space and which neighborhoods your students travel from. We start there.
