Class-type structure
Each class type you actually teach should have a page systems can match. A single menu is not enough.
I work with New Jersey yoga studios that still fill the room some weeks and disappear from local AI answers on others. Class types, instructors, and the local listing have to tell the same story. I correct that. Not ads.
People ask for a class type and a place. If those live in a drop-down while the listing uses a generic category, competing studios get named instead.
I have seen this pattern on real studio work: category too broad, no dedicated class-type pages, entity disagreement between site and Maps. I measure presence on location and class queries, listing consistency, and page structure. I do not invent booking numbers for this page.
People-first copy states what the class is, who teaches it, and where. Schema and the local listing have to match the live site. Still SEO. Informed by Google’s May 2026 guidance on AI features in Search.
Each class type you actually teach should have a page systems can match. A single menu is not enough.
Who teaches, and under which studio, should be explicit. Implied authority does not survive selection.
Category, name, hours, and address have to agree with the site. Conflict here is how studios get passed over.
Next step: Request the Snapshot. I will tell you whether class types, the listing, and the site agree. Other New Jersey work lives on chiropractic as well.
I personally review what systems can confirm, what they cannot, and where trust leaks first. Returned within 24 hours. Informed by Google’s May 2026 people-first guidance — still SEO, not a rank claim.
I will not invent metrics, client names, or AI-rank guarantees. If I cannot take the work, I will say so.
Tenure is not structure. If class types share one page and the local listing is generic, systems have less to confirm than they do for a studio that made each class type readable.
No. I will not promise a rank, a named Overview slot, or a booking number I did not measure on your studio. The Snapshot is a structural read.
I look at class-type pages, listing category and entity consistency, and whether local queries have a page they can select. Personal review within 24 hours.