Yoga Studio SEO Built Around Your Timetable
Yoga studio SEO starts at the wall where your timetable hangs. For each class type and each room we write a landing page, line up your Google Business Profile with the studio website, and keep both current when the schedule moves.
You approve every statement a page makes. Our part is the search work around your words; it begins at $495 a month, with no contract to sign.
Arrive, reach, settle
A timetable needs more than one front door
Someone types yoga classes near me
and lands somewhere. If that somewhere is a homepage with every class squeezed into one paragraph, the visitor must hunt for the evening class. Our yoga studio SEO gives each class type its own page, so the search and the answer line up from the first screen.
That page is the second move in the sequence. The third is a Maps listing showing the same hours and categories. When page and listing agree, a newcomer finding either one meets the same facts. For the wider picture, see how search, ads and the studio site fit one plan.
Which page answers which slot on the wall
| Slot on the wall | Page that meets the search | What you hand us |
|---|---|---|
| The beginner class | A newcomer page: where the door is, what the room is called, how booking works | Room name, arrival notes, your booking link |
| The heated room | A page that names the room and lists the hours it is open | Which room, its hours, wording you approve |
| Evening classes | A page for the after-work hours with the evening timetable on top | Which evenings run and in which room |
| The weekend class | A weekend page that mirrors the timetable on your wall | Weekend days and start times |
| Workshops and events | An events page you can edit between visits | Dates, host name, how to book |
| Private sessions | A page explaining how a person asks for one | Who at the front desk answers the inquiry |
What lands on your site and your Maps listing
- Class pages
One landing page per class type
Each page opens with the class type, the room and the hours, then points to your own booking link.
- Maps listing
A listing that reads like your wall
Hours, categories and service area on your Google Business Profile match the timetable.
- Neighborhoods
A page for each neighborhood served
Each place your students travel from gets its own wording about reaching the studio.
- Newcomer answers
Answers to the questions asked before booking
Where the studio is, what the room is called and how booking works, written as plain logistics.
- AI fact sheet
A fact sheet for AI assistants
An owner-approved statement of location, class types and timetable. Nothing is promised about being named.
- Month-end list
A list of every page we touched
A plain list of what was published, changed or removed on the site and the listing.
Who decides what a page may say
You do. Every class page, neighborhood page and Maps listing line goes past the owner first. We write about rooms, hours and the route to booking. No page of yours should say what a class does for a person.
What the studio says about its teachers is likewise yours to decide. So are the advertising policies that Google, Microsoft and Meta apply to classes and studios: read them before any ad runs, since the account is yours. The studio website carries only what you approve.
What we ask for before the first page goes up
- The class types you run, listed as they hang on the wall
- The rooms, and which one is the heated room
- The timetable as it stands, with busy and quiet stretches marked
- The neighborhoods your students travel from
- Your own booking link, exactly as it works today
- The classes you hope to see filled
- Any wording you want kept in or kept out
- The person at the front desk who answers a call or a form
Keep student names and personal details out of anything you send us. They belong on no page, form or reply.
From wall timetable to live pages
Stand at the timetable with you
We go through the classes, rooms and busy stretches, and note which classes you hope to see filled.
Write one page per class type
Pages are drafted in plain logistics and published when you say so.
Line the Maps listing up with the site
Hours, categories and service area are set to agree with the pages.
Publish and keep tending
When a class moves or a room opens, tell us and the pages and listing change with the timetable.
Beliefs we hear about search from studio owners
Said while rolling up matsA single homepage can carry every class type.
What the timetable data showsA person typing one class type is met more directly by a page about it. The homepage points to the pages and does not replace them.
Said while rolling up matsWhen the pages are live, the search work is finished.
What the timetable data showsTimetables change. A page that disagrees with the wall sends visitors the wrong way, so tending is monthly work.
Said while rolling up matsA plan can promise the first spot on the search page.
What the timetable data showsNo plan controls where Google places a page, so we do not promise a position. We commit to the work: pages written, listing aligned, a list at month end.
Four yoga studio SEO plans
What all three search plans put in place
- A walk through the current studio site and Google Business Profile before any page is written
- Duplicate and out-of-date listings found and cleared away
- A review-request routine the front desk can run
- A fact sheet about the studio kept ready for AI search
Silver
$1,495/mo
Search work for a studio that is keeping its current website.
- 25 landing pages added over the month, sorted by class type, room and neighborhood
- Four Strategic Content Assets for the month, each tied to one class type or one newcomer question
Gold
$2,495/mo
Search work plus a studio website that we run for you.
- 50 landing pages added over the month, spread across class types, rooms and the towns students drive in from
- Eight Strategic Content Assets, spread through the month, that each take up a newcomer question before booking
- A studio website that we build, kept current by us when the timetable moves, with a page per class typeno new site
Platinum
$3,495/mo
The widest search plan: the most pages, the most content and link outreach.
- 100 landing pages added over the month, so every class type, room and neighborhood has its own
- Twelve Strategic Content Assets for the month, with room for events and workshops
- A studio website that we build, then maintain, where each class type and neighborhood is given a pageno new site
- Outreach to neighborhood sites for links, each one sent to you for approval first
- A month-end list of every page, listing and ad change, kept in one place
Every price here is monthly. Click budget sits outside these prices: you pay each platform from your own card. No term binds you here, and the startup fee for all of it is zero.
Questions about class pages and the Maps listing
Will a page say anything about what a class does for a person?
Can the heated room have a page of its own?
Which booking system do the pages point to?
What if the timetable changes mid-month?
Where does the price begin, and how does a plan end?
Tell us about your timetable
Send a note with your class types and the rooms that have space. If talking suits you better, choose a weekday half-hour on the contact page and the CEO calls at that time.
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.
Below is a drawing, a mat unrolling and a figure sitting down, and nothing in it forecasts anything.