About Float Therapy SEO, an agency that markets float spas
Float Therapy SEO is an online marketing agency whose whole catalogue is made for float spas, float tank studios and sensory deprivation tank businesses. It sells landing pages, Maps listings, ads and websites, billed month to month.
This page lays out what that means for a studio owner, and what stays with the owner when the work begins.
A catalogue made for float rooms and the towns around them
The agency exists to put float businesses in front of searchers in the towns they serve. That covers the sequence from the first search to the booked call: a page that answers the search, a Maps listing that matches it, ads where the owner wants them, and a tally of every call and form request that reaches the front desk.
The same sequence is laid out step by step on the float therapy marketing page, while every piece also gets a page to itself, for owners who want to read about one thing at a time.
Four things the agency makes for a float studio
- Landing pages
Pages for rooms, packages and towns
One page for each room type, package, gift card and town on the owner's list, written for the owner to read first.
- Maps work
A Maps listing that follows the pages
The listing is kept in line with the site so a searcher meets the same room names and package wording in both places.
- Ads
Campaigns on the platforms the owner picks
Campaigns on Google Ads, then Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising), then Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), each pointed at the rooms and packages the studio wants booked.
- Websites
A float website with a page per room
A site for a studio that needs one, with a page for each room, package and town and a contact page that reaches the front desk.
Where our work stops and the owner's work starts
The agency writes marketing and counts what arrives. The studio decides everything else. That includes what a page says about the rooms, which packages and gift cards are offered, what the booking calendar can hold, how the front desk answers a call or a form request, and how the studio talks about floating itself, which we leave out of the copy altogether.
Each platform and state has its own advertising rules for float businesses. Reading them is the owner's task, and every draft we write waits for the owner's read before it is published. To talk any of it over, use the float studio contact page.
What a float owner brings to the first call
- The room types the studio wants booked, single rooms and couples rooms alike
- The packages and gift cards the owner wants pages for
- The towns the floaters come from, and the next towns the owner would like to reach
- A sense of which days on the booking calendar have the most open slots
- The local gyms, hotels, wedding venues and clubs that could become referral partners
- Whether the studio has a website already and who holds its login
A few questions about the agency itself
Does the agency work with other kinds of businesses?
Will the agency tell my floaters what floating does?
Whose name sits on the Maps listing and the ad accounts?
Is there a long agreement behind the plans?
Say hello to the float office
Type a short note about your rooms, or use the slot picker and let the CEO dial you.
Which rooms and towns should fill up first?
Name the rooms, packages and gift cards you most want booked, and the towns your floaters travel from. Please leave out customer names and any talk of what a float does for a person.
Let the next float search land on your page
Tell us which rooms, packages and towns should fill up first. The CEO talks it through with you and no part of it asks for a contract.
The pod and its water are drawn for fun, and promise nothing about results.