One family.
Three gyms.
One story.
A local SEO and website redesign proposal that unites four generations of gymnastics excellence into one connected digital presence across Wisconsin and Florida.
One brand, three domains, and no shared story.
Here's what we found when we looked at LaFleur's digital presence as a whole family of gyms, rather than three separate businesses.
Disconnected websites
Germantown, Largo, and Tampa each run on separate domains with different designs, navigation, and no cross-links — three gyms competing alone instead of together.
A legacy hiding in plain sight
Four generations of competing gymnasts, coaches, and club owners dating to the 1930s, plus a USAG Hall of Fame induction — mentioned, but never made the centerpiece.
Inconsistent listings
Names, hours, and addresses vary slightly across Google, Yelp, and Facebook for the same locations, muddying local search signals.
Four steps to one strong presence
Each pillar is covered in full detail on the plan page — this is the shape of it.
Site architecture
One flagship domain and design system connecting all three locations, so search authority builds together.
Read more →Full redesign
A warm, mobile-first identity built for parents and kids, with clear paths to register or book a party.
Read more →Local SEO
NAP cleanup, program landing pages, and keyword targeting tuned to what parents actually search.
Read more →Story & trust
A shared content hub and review protocol that turn a real legacy into real search authority.
Read more →90-day roadmap
Foundation, rebuild, and launch — a clear three-phase timeline for all three gyms.
Read more →Get started
Confirm the site architecture and kick off the Days 1–30 foundation work.
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