Stop hiding your prices

It filters out exactly one kind of person, and it isn’t the kind you think. Plus what it does to your AI visibility.

MatGrowthJun 9, 2026 · 3 min read

It filters out exactly one kind of person, and it isn’t the kind you think. Plus what it does to your AI visibility.

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Key takeaway

AI engines cite gyms whose sites have one page per program, prices in text, and a real HTML schedule. Review count, domain age and social following made no measurable difference across 12 cities and 3 engines. If your gym isn't being named, fix those three things before anything else.

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