What the software does every morning
It logs in to your Google Ads account every morning and checks what happened overnight. Each suggestion waits in the morning email for your OK, or runs by itself if you switched on full auto.
- Each membership or service (personal training, group classes, 24-hour access, yoga classes) gets its own ads and landing page.
- Searches that brought an inquiry or a booked consultation become exact-match keywords, so you show up for them again.
- Your ads show only to people in the areas you mark on the map, not someone across the state.
- Ads run in the hours you're open to answer calls or take bookings.
- Two ads compete in every ad group: once one wins, the other is replaced and a new test starts.
The searches that waste a gym's ad budget
People type "gym" into Google for a dozen reasons, and most of them will never join. Each click costs the same whether they book a tour or wanted career advice. The software spots these every morning:
- "gym instructor jobs" and "personal trainer salary": people hunting for work, not a membership.
- "fitness instructor course" and "cert iii fitness": students looking for training.
- "how to lose weight" and "diy workout plan": DIY searchers heading to YouTube.
- Competitor gym names: someone who already chose where to join.
- Services you don't offer: if you don't have a pool or don't run boot camps, those searches get blocked in one tap.
A landing page for every membership and service
Someone who searches "personal training near me" should land on a page about personal training, with your phone number and a form to book a consultation. The software builds one page for each keyword, tracks every call and form from day one, and runs two versions of each page to find which one converts better.
What it costs
One price: US$299 a month. Book a call with Daniel to start. Landing pages, split tests and conversion tracking are all included. You pay Google separately for the clicks. No contract, cancel in one click, and everything it built stays in your Google Ads account.