A Website & SEO Audit for Your Fitness & Wellness Business
You need to know what keeps your site from showing up and turning visitors into clients. Here is the full picture, made for your world.
You run a gym, a studio, or a wellness practice and your site feels like a ghost town. You searched for help because you know people are online looking for exactly what you offer, but they are not finding you. You want someone who gets why someone picks a personal trainer or books a massage, not just someone who fiddles with code.
The audit reads every page on your site. It checks your class schedule, your booking page, your staff bios. It looks at what your competitors say on their sites. You find out where Google ignores you, where your words confuse a new client, and which broken things cost you sign-ups. You get a list of fixes with proof, not a thick report full of charts you ignore.
A fitness and wellness business runs on trust. Someone searches for a yoga studio near them and picks the place that feels safe and real. Your site has to answer their worries before they walk in the door. A dentist’s site can lean on credentials. You lean on photos of your space, clear pricing, and a schedule that loads fast on a phone. Those details matter more for you than for a plumber.
A full audit for a single-location studio with five pages runs faster and costs less than a multi-location gym with online booking and a blog. Most projects land between $1,500 and $3,500. A messy backend, a broken contact form, or ten competitor sites to review pushes it higher. You always get a clear price before any work starts.
You send your web address. Scott Gerke reads every page. He maps your competitors. He runs the same checks he built into eezyRank and Fisheez. Then he writes up what he found. You get a call where he walks you through every issue, in plain talk. You leave knowing what to fix first, what to ignore, and whether you can do it yourself or need help.
You end up with a short list of real fixes. Your site loads fast, speaks to real client fears, and shows up when someone nearby searches for a personal trainer or a massage. You stop guessing. You start getting calls from people ready to book.