How to Build a Website for your Studio (Mindbody Guide)

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Need a website for your new fitness or yoga studio?

From domain details to page preferences, there can be a lot to consider and learn along the way!

That’s why I was thrilled to collaborate with Mindbody on a new guide walking new business owners through everything you need to know to build a website for your fitness or wellness business.

This is a comprehensive checklist of everything you need to create a professional website that converts casual browsers into clients. It covers everything from your initial website set-up (including domain, hosting and security) visual branding, written copy, navigation, booking integration and much more!  It’s packed with useful information (if I do say so myself!) about what makes a fitness studio website great, and the essentials you need to create one of your own.

Need a little inspo to help with your fitness website design? I wrote another article for the Mindbody blog that shares some favorites. Here, I’ve rounded up four examples of effective fitness websites. These tick all the right boxes: they encapsulate the brand, create a smooth customer journey and make it easy for customers to book classes. If you’ve worked with me before, you may even spot your own website on there!

If you need help putting any of the points in these posts into action or would like to chat about how you could integrate Mindbody, or another software into your own business, get in touch.

- Connie

Connie Holen

Connie Holen is a Digital Strategist, Certified Mindbody Business Consultant, Google Search Certified Marketer and Squarespace Circle Platinum Partner specializing in web design for yoga, Pilates, fitness, and wellness studios. As the founder of Pixality Design, she has helped 300+ boutique studio owners build clean, modern, and easy-to-manage Squarespace websites that integrate seamlessly with scheduling software (Mindbody, Mariana Tek, Walla, Momence, and more). Connie’s work focuses on local SEO, brand strategy, and creating websites that not only look beautiful but also attract new clients and support long-term studio growth.

http://www.pixalitydesign.com
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