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Muscle Factory Group Fitness

Fix sheet · Barnraised · checked 2 September 2026

Your web presence as it stands

Checked on 2 September 2026: your Google listing, the Better Business Bureau, Nextdoor, a CrossFit directory, and the old crossfitoverton.com domain.

Already working: rated 4.1 from 19 reviews, and the panel shows you actively posting your own photos. An older review calls out helpful trainers and workouts modified to the person.

What I would fix

The problemWhy it costs you
1No website button on the panel, just "Add website"No page of yours to click
2Still listed under the old name, Crossfit Overton, on the Better Business Bureau, Nextdoor, and a CrossFit directorySomeone who finds one of those first does not know they have found you
3The old domain, crossfitoverton.com, no longer loadsA dead link sits where a website used to be
4Google's "People also search for" list on your listing shows a different gym with a similar name at another addressCustomers looking for your classes can end up somewhere else without knowing it
5No class schedule published anywhere onlineA customer cannot tell when to show up without calling first
6No membership price or sign up published anywhere; a public Facebook question asking the monthly rate went unansweredEvery question about cost becomes a phone call, and even a public one went unanswered
7Two of the visible reviews on your listing are complaints, and there is no owner replyWhat a search turns up leads with an unanswered complaint instead of your strengths

I would start with a real website linked to your Google listing, getting the old Crossfit Overton listings pointed at your current name, and publishing a class schedule and rate. Those are the three places today's setup costs you a member.

The lasting fix is giving someone at Muscle Factory Group Fitness a safe way to update the schedule, pricing and wording without waiting on anyone.

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