What Should I Do With My Home Page?
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Hello,
I own a fitness and sports performance facility called BIM Fitness & Performance in Fort Myers, FL.
We have a simple site structure with 3 key pages; however, I'm not exactly what type of keywords I should rank for on each page and I think that they're actually conflicting to one another. That said, I'd like some insight as far as what I should do with these pages and what you would recommend that I do with the keywords and the meta descriptions. Any help is greatly appreciated!
https://bimfitnessandperformance.com/athletic-sports-performance-training-fort-myers/
https://bimfitnessandperformance.com/adult-personal-training-fort-myers/
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I've just entered your website:
https://bimfitnessandperformance.com/
After 4 seconds of playing the video, i get redirected and im unable to watch the video. From my point of view this is a negative user experience and I would try to fix that first.
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