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Personal trainersI’ve done SEO for personal trainers. People looking for a PT want someone nearby they’ll get on with, who understands their goals. They search, read reviews and look for proof before they book a first session. I help them find you.
Most PTs rely on social media and word of mouth inside the gym. That works up to a point, but plenty of people looking for a trainer start on Google with searches like “personal trainer near me” or “PT for beginners Liverpool”. Without a website and Google listing, you’re invisible to them.
People choosing a PT want to feel they’ll be understood. A nervous beginner, someone returning after injury and a person training for an event all want different things. Pages that speak to each of them, with your approach, qualifications and real client stories, win the first session.
Online coaching opens up a much bigger audience too, if you offer it.
“Personal trainer near me”, “personal trainer Liverpool”, “female personal trainer”, “PT for beginners”, “strength coach”, “online personal training” and “personal trainer for over 50s”.
More clients who stick around.
Your gym or service area set right, with photos and steady reviews.
Beginners, strength, weight training, rehab and event prep, each with its own page.
Your story, qualifications and approach. People pick a PT they think they’ll like.
Clear session and package prices, so people know what they’re signing up for.
Real progress shared with permission. The strongest proof you have.
If you coach online, pages that reach people far beyond your gym.
We have not looked back since hiring Pete and his team to create a new website for our business. He has gone above and beyond all my expectations. I can not thank them enough for the determination and effort they have put in to give us the best web design possible. We have also ask Pete to undertake the SEO side of things I could not of picked a better man for the job. I would highly recommend Pete Duffy to everyone.
A short story from a real client, in their own words, does more than any sales pitch. Focus on how they feel, what they can now do and how you helped, rather than just numbers.
Keep claims honest. Promising fast, dramatic results puts the right clients off.
How I’d bring more clients your way.
Send me your website or Instagram. I’ll see where you show up locally.
Google listing, an about you page, prices and an easy way to book.
Goal pages, client stories and more reviews, with a monthly report on what moved.
Fill this in and I’ll take a careful look at your site and listing before I come back to you. No automated report and no sales pitch.
It’s £125 a week if you want me to crack on, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.
For personal trainers across the North West.
Rather message? WhatsApp me on 07463 631121 or call 0151 402 0925.
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£125 a week, which is about £18 a day, on a 30 day rolling basis. That covers your SEO, Google listing, AI visibility and looking after your website.
Usually, as a service area business. I’ll set it up the right way for your situation.
Yes. Session and package prices help people decide and filter out time-wasters.
For the clients you want more of, yes. Beginners and strength athletes search very differently.
They can, with clear permission. Keep them honest and focus on the person, not just the numbers.
Yes. Online coaching pages can reach people well beyond your area.
Ask after a client hits a goal, while they’re proud. A simple link by WhatsApp works well.
Listing fixes can help within weeks. Busier searches take a few months to rank well.
It helps a lot. Google shows websites and listings, not Instagram, for most PT searches.
Your website or Instagram, your prices and where you train. WhatsApp is the easiest way to start.
