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Gyms and martial arts

Gyms, studios and martial arts schools.

01 / Through your eyes

A week in your shoes

Your week

A first-timer wonders if they will fit in, cannot tell which class to try, and never walks in.

Outside the office

You coach all day, then answer messages and fix the schedule at night.

The bottleneck

The same beginner questions arrive by text, DM and phone, and each needs a personal reply.

What we would aim to lift off your plate

  • Answering the same beginner questions
  • Keeping the schedule correct in several places
  • Chasing people who asked about a trial

An illustration of common situations and our approach, not a client story or a result.

02 / What visitors need

What visitors need, and what we would build

What visitors need

  • Class types and times
  • What a first visit involves
  • Who the coaches are and where you are

The enquiry path

Class enquiry or trial booking, only where the gym actually offers it.

Offered only where it matches how your business really works.

What we would typically build

  • A clear schedule that is easy to keep current
  • A beginner-friendly start page
  • Coach profiles with their permission
  • A trial or class enquiry that matches your real process
03 / Example project

What a website project could look like for gyms and martial arts

One example of the four steps, for a website project only. Lead generation and follow-up are separate services with their own scope, and an engagement does not include all three. This is an example, not a client result.

  1. 1

    Discover

    We look at what a nervous first-time visitor needs to know, and where they stop reading today.

  2. 2

    Build the base

    A clear schedule, a beginner start page, and a trial or class enquiry that matches how you really work.

  3. 3

    Climb

    Your schedule and trial enquiry go live, and we check the first enquiries land where you will actually see them.

  4. 4

    Ascend

    We look at how many class or trial enquiries arrive and how many actually show up.

05 / Contact

Tell us what you want to improve.

A few lines about your business, what's getting in the way and what you'd like to change. You don't need a finished brief.

What’s getting in the way?

Chosen from the page you came from. Change it if it is not right.

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