A float business can ask us for search work, for ad work, or for both side by side. Search work puts a page on the site for each room, package and town and keeps the Maps listing in step with those pages. Ad work places the studio in front of searchers on whichever platforms the owner picks.
Both lines end at one spot: a call or a form request at the front desk, tied to the landing page or the campaign behind it.
Pick a card for the plan prices, or open the page behind it to see the work laid out in order.
Pages that surface
Organic Growth
A float spa sells rooms, packages and gift cards in the towns near it. For each of those we write a landing page, bring the Google Business Profile into line with the pages, and lay out the text so AI assistants describe the studio your way. Each page waits for your read and approval before it goes live.
The first ring is $495 a month →The entry plan covers 25 landing pages written for one float business. The pricing page shows its box, and a note to us fixes the finer points.
One landing page per room type, package and town you choose
A Google Business Profile carrying the same room and package details as the pages
Strategic Content Assets for the float studio site, written new every month
A monthly report that ties each call and each form back to a landing page
Ads that land
Paid Ads
Ads for a float spa have to reach people looking for a session while steering clear of people typing about valves, gauges and spare parts. Our work covers the campaign builds, exclusion lists that stay current and a matching landing page behind each ad. The ad accounts remain yours the whole way through.
One platform is $895 a month →That figure pays for one ad platform to be run for the studio. The platform invoices each click to your card, outside our fee.
Ad text and keyword lists written around the rooms and packages you want filled
Exclusion lists that keep tank-part shoppers and job seekers out
Each call and form credited to the exact ad click that led to it
A monthly page of figures: spend on one side, calls and forms on the other
Choosing a starting line
Which line suits the rooms you want to fill
Search work and ad work can begin together or one at a time. Think of the surface of still water: a campaign is a drop that can be dropped the day its pages are ready, while search pages are rings that keep spreading toward more towns. A studio with gaps on its booking calendar may lean toward ads first. A studio that wants its rooms and towns to be found for a long stretch leans toward pages. The owner makes that call, and we build to it.
The figures sit in the open. The first search plan starts at $495 a month, with four plans in all, and ad management starts at $895 for the first platform, with three plans. Ad spend is separate from both and goes to the platforms. The float studio pricing page sets every plan next to the others.
What each line puts on the water is easy to list. Search work puts down a page for every room type, package, gift card and town, a Maps listing that matches, and Strategic Content Assets that answer what floaters and gift-card buyers ask about the studio itself. Ad work puts down campaigns on Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), exclusion lists that keep unrelated searches away, and a landing page behind every ad. The float therapy SEO page and the float spa paid ads page take each line in turn.
Four things come from the owner whichever line is chosen: the rooms and packages to be filled, the towns the floaters come from, a sense of when the booking calendar has open slots, and a read of every draft. Whatever a page or an ad says about the studio crosses the owner's desk first, along with the rules each platform and state publishes for float advertising.
Choosing between search pages and ads for a float business
Can a float spa buy only the ad work?
Yes. Ad management can run alone on one, two or three platforms, with a landing page behind each campaign. The search plans are a separate purchase, and the owner may add them later.
Does the float website come with every search plan?
The starter and Silver assume the studio already has a site. Gold and Platinum include a float website that we build and host, with the edits handled by us.
Which rooms does a plan cover?
The ones on the owner's list. Single rooms, couples rooms, gift cards, packages and towns are picked by the owner, and the pages follow that list from the first month.
Talk through the rooms you want filled first
Leave a note about the studio, or pick a half-hour slot on the contact page and the CEO will dial you then.
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.
