Link Building for Personal Trainers

The school where you qualified, the federation of your sport and registers of trainers publish lists of graduates and members.

• We check every list you belong to: whether you are on it, whether the name and speciality are right, and whether the entry has a link to your site.
• Such links bring few visitors, but they come from the bodies that issued your qualifications, and a careful client clicks them to make sure.

Trainers appear in public more often than they think: a warm-up before a charity run, a workshop in a company, a class at a school or a seniors' club.

• Organisers publish pages for such events and name the people who led them. We ask for your name with a link while the event is being announced, not a year afterwards.
• A company that orders classes for its staff can say so on its page about benefits, and the link goes to your page for corporate groups.

Careful material about training earns links from people who have never met you.

• A plain guide to starting strength training in later life, checked by a physiotherapist named in it, gives local media, patient groups and other specialists something to refer to.
• We do not buy places in rankings of the best trainers in town and do not swap links with strangers, because both break the rules of search engines.