This might seem like a huge job, but it doesn’t have to be. You can get started with a simple on page website that just includes your teaching schedule so that potential students can find and book your classes.
From there, you can go on to develop your website over time with information on how you can help your students, your yoga journey story and pages on your offering such as corporate and private yoga and events such as retreats and workshops.
Lots of yoga teachers use their personal Facebook page as their yoga business page. What they don’t realise is that you can only have a limited number of friends and you can’t take advantage of the features that are available to business page owners.
Whilst it’s true that it’s becoming harder for business to gain organic reach through their pages, there’s still many reasons to keep your page going. Not only do you gain insight on your fans, but you can also run Facebook ads through a business page, which is super helpful if you plan to run retreats or create online products such as yoga courses in the future.
The beauty with digital is that everything can be tracked, traced, and backed up with data. Start learning more about your students and audience by getting into the data.