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If you are a business owner, there's probably a good chance that you have asked yourself this question before. It's a question that many entrepreneurs ask, and for good reason.
According to a recent study, the first five organic search results on Google account for about 67% of all website clicks. With more than 2.3 trillion Google searches in 2019 alone, it has become clear that if customers can't find your website online, you're missing out on a huge opportunity to grow your business.
The good news is, with a trustworthy SEO company in Charleston on your side and an effective SEO campaign, your website can show up on the first page of a Google search. The bad news is, many "SEO agencies" offering such services provide clients with outdated, a la carte options at ridiculous prices - and good luck getting them on the phone if you have a question that needs answering.
Unlike some of our competitors, mediocre customer service and ineffective digital marketing strategies aren't in our digital DNA.
Our innovative, all-inclusive SEO patented technology and services work together to form a digital marketing machine, unlike anything on the market. We call it Local Magic®.
What local SEO services in Greenville can you expect? Keep reading to find out.
Comprehensive Link Building
Most veteran SEO professionals agree that one of the most important signals that Google uses to rank websites is backlinks. Backlinking is essentially a link that is created when one website links to another. According to recent statistics, 91% of webpages that don't get organic traffic are because they don't have any backlinks. Mr. Marketing solves this problem for you through comprehensive backlinking techniques, which adds authority to your website over time so that Google recognizes your website as trustworthy in your industry.
Online Review Management
Positive online reviews can be incredibly beneficial for your business. 93% of online shoppers say that online reviews play a part in their purchasing decisions. The problem is, many business owners don't have the time to request online reviews from happy clients, manage those reviews, or display them on their company's website.
That's where Mr. Marketing's Review Manager comes in. Review Manager is the world's first comprehensive reputation management system, allowing you to get more from your reviews. With Review Manager, you have the ability to request reviews via SMS and Email, track pending review requests, and even publish your most favorable reviews right to your website, with a few taps on your phone.
Website Optimization
As local SEO consultants in Greenville, we see a lot of good-looking websites. While a website might be attractive on the surface, it needs to be optimized on the backend for it to have a better chance of showing up in a Google search. Our team of skilled web developers will optimize your website both on the surface and "under the hood", so that your business gets noticed by customers who are already looking for the products or services you sell.
Website Hosting & Updates
To make life a little easier, we are happy to host your website on our servers, so you don't have to hunt down a separate hosting service. If you have updates that need to be applied to your website, we will handle the heavy lifting for you. We even implement security measures to prevent hackers from accessing your data.
Google Ads Management
Here's a fact you might not know - Google controls more about 71% of the search engine market. If you want customers to find your business online, you need to show up in Google searches. As part of a comprehensive digital marketing strategy in Greenville available from Mr. Marketing, Google Ads can be an excellent wayfor new clients to discover your business both on mobile devices and on desktops. Much like online reviews, however, managing a Google Ads campaign can be burdensome and time consuming for busy entrepreneurs. Our team will work closely with you to figure out the best ways to use Google Ads to your businesses advantage so that you can focus on day-to-day tasks while we grow your presence online.
Does Your Local SEO Company in Greenville Care?
At Mr. Marketing, we really do care about your businesses success. Many local SEO consultants in Greenville only care about their profits, but that's not a mantra that we agree with at Mr. Marketing. For that reason, we also include monthly digital business coaching as part of our Local Magic package. That way, your knowledge of digital marketing grows alongside your businesses website rankings.
When We Say All-Inclusive, We Mean It
Believe it or not, you get even more customized SEO services in Greenville than those we listed above. While you may certainly pick and choose which digital marketing services work best for your unique situation, with our Local Magic package, you also gain access to:
- Conversion Optimization
- Programmatic Ad Management
- Advertising Landing Page Development
- Google My Business Management
So, what's the next step? We encourage you to reach out to our office or fill out the submission form on our website to get started. Once we understand your goals and business needs, we'll get to work right away, forming a custom marketing strategy for you. Before you know it, your phone will begin ringing, your reviews will start to pour in, your online connections will grow, and your website traffic will explode with interested clients looking to buy your products or services.
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Fall For Greenville: What to know about the SC festival as Main Street turns into cafeteria
Janice Limonhttps://www.wyff4.com/article/fall-for-greenville-food-festival-south-carolina/45519121
GREENVILLE, S.C. —If you're hungry for good food, music and fun, Bank of America Fall For Greenville--South Carolina's favorite foodie festival--is ready to serve it all up on Main Street.It's the 42nd year for the Greenville foodie fun fest beginning Thursday evening with a kickoff concert and running through Sunday....
GREENVILLE, S.C. —
If you're hungry for good food, music and fun, Bank of America Fall For Greenville--South Carolina's favorite foodie festival--is ready to serve it all up on Main Street.
It's the 42nd year for the Greenville foodie fun fest beginning Thursday evening with a kickoff concert and running through Sunday.
Above is video from Tuesday when organizers gave a pre-festival taste of what to expect.
The huge event’s staffing machine spends the year planning, organizing and booking to line up more than 50 restaurants and 80 bands, and fine-tuning details down to the last bite, sip and musical performance.
It takes that long to turn Main Street into a giant, fun-filled cafeteria, offering everything from burritos to barbeque, and pizza to pickled okra.
Bookmark this page for reference before you go, to plan your gastronomical attack, and during your family's autumn adventure in downtown Greenville.
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And be sure to stop by the WYFF 4 booth near Main and Broad Streets this weekend to meet some of your favorite WYFF News 4 anchors and reporters. We’ll also have giveaway items and an opportunity for kids to sit behind the anchor desk for some fun photos.
Click on the titles for more information.
Taste Tickets are redeemable for food, beverages, kids' activities and festival merchandise. Taste Tickets are available at multiple locations throughout the festival and are $5 for a sheet of five (5) Taste Tickets. All ticket sales are non-refundable. Wristbands are required if you plan on consuming alcohol and are only valid for the day of purchase.
Check out the more than 50 restaurant vendors here.
Thursday 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Friday 12 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Sunday 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
The festival runs the entire stretch along Main Street from Augusta Street to East North Street.
Streets will begin to close Thursday at 4 a.m. from River Street to Broad Street, with more closings happening Friday that will be in effect through Sunday
There are lots of parking options available in the City’s downtown parking garages. View downtown parking here.
The city now has a new app called Access GVL, an interactive map of Greenville, with parking garages, routes and restaurants and every obstacle across every inch of the city to help everyone, including those with mobility issues, navigate from point A to point B. “It’s an interactive map that will help users know what to expect when they come downtown,” officials said. Learn more about the app here.
Car alternatives
You can also park at Greenville High Academy and hop on the free downtown trolley, operated by Greenlink, for shuttle service to and from the festival throughout the weekend.
Click here for more information about the shuttle.
Greenlink is also offering Fare-Free Friday on Oct. 13. All Greenlink buses will be operating at no charge to passengers that day and will transport them to the heart of the festival. Plan your trip here, or call 864-467-2700.
Bike Valet is also available. It's a free service provided by Bike Walk Greenville. Ride your bike and leave it in a safe and secure location without worrying about parking or traffic. Bike Valet will be available from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and noon to 7 p.m. on Sunday, along with the Swamp Rabbit Trail, under the Main Street Bridge.
Parades a common Main Street sight in the 1920s: Greenville Then and Now with John Nolan
John Nolanhttps://greenvillejournal.com/news/parades-a-common-main-street-sight-in-the-1920s-greenville-then-and-now-with-john-nolan/
In modern downtown Greenville, we have festivals taking place almost weekly, but only a few parades may take place in a year.In the 1920s, parades reigned as the regular Main Street entertainment and happened monthly if not weekly. On Sept. 12, 1924, locals turned out for the National Defense Test Day parade, which started on East McBee and ended with a speech a...
In modern downtown Greenville, we have festivals taking place almost weekly, but only a few parades may take place in a year.
In the 1920s, parades reigned as the regular Main Street entertainment and happened monthly if not weekly. On Sept. 12, 1924, locals turned out for the National Defense Test Day parade, which started on East McBee and ended with a speech and festivities at City Park.
The snapshot seen in the top photo here captures the Sparks Circus, which advertised a 10:30 a.m. “Grand Free Street Parade” on Oct. 1 ahead of their twice daily performances at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The old-time circus band wagon crowned by musicians and pulled by a team of eight horses over the trolley tracks delighted the throngs of people there to witness the spectacle.
America’s biggest circus entertainer, Ringling-Barnum — filling 90 train cars in its entourage — didn’t tour through Greenville that year, so people were excited for Sparks to arrive with its 23 train cars full of good, clean, fun. Sparks was known as the “Sunday School” show since its entertainment was wholesome and didn’t feature gamblers, palm readers, swindlers or short-change artists.
Later in the month, on Oct. 22, the Sells-Floto Circus came to Greenville and paraded its animals down Main Street, followed a month later with the Kiwanis Minstrel Show delighting locals again with another parade.
The subject of the top photo hasn’t been identified until now, and what helped to narrow it down to which parade, other than the Sparks Circus’ distinctive banwagon, is the marquee advertising “Sinners in Heaven,” at the Garing Theatre on the west side of Main Street. The Paramount film was on view for a three-day run from Sept. 29 to Oct. 2, exactly when the Sparks Circus parade passed in front of it on Oct. 1 when it started on North Main and proceeded south through town to the fairground at Perry Avenue and Queen Street.
The row of early 1900s buildings in the top photo all continue to add charm to Greenville’s current tree-lined Main Street. The lower photo, taken in 2020, shows Mast General store where the Meyers-Arnold department store and the Garing Theatre were in the top photo, and O.P. Taylor’s toy store where Ceelys Fashion Shoppe was located.
John M. Nolan is owner of Greenville History Tours (greenvillehistorytours.com) and author of “A Guide to Historic Greenville, SC,” “Lost Restaurants of Greenville, SC,” and “Greenville Then & Now.”
Greenville’s Hampton-Pinckney neighborhood gets historical marker
Staffhttps://greenvillejournal.com/community/greenvilles-hampton-pinckney-neighborhood-gets-historical-marker/
Hampton-Pinckney PorchFest, a local nonprofit that works to create family-friendly events using music, announced Oct. 12 the unveiling of a historical marker commemorating the Hampton-Pinckney Neighborhood.The organization funded the marker at 213 Butler Ave. in downtown Greenville. The nei...
Hampton-Pinckney PorchFest, a local nonprofit that works to create family-friendly events using music, announced Oct. 12 the unveiling of a historical marker commemorating the Hampton-Pinckney Neighborhood.
The organization funded the marker at 213 Butler Ave. in downtown Greenville. The neighborhood features one of the oldest intact collections of residential buildings constructed on land that was part of the estate of Lemuel Alston and, later, Vardry McBee. Many homes were developed between the 1890s and 1910s. Pinckney Street and Hampton Avenue form the neighborhood’s core with boundaries along Pinckney and Lloyd streets and Butler and Asbury avenues.
The Hampton-Pinckney Neighborhood also had four churches, though one was later converted to condominiums.
In the 1970s, residents organized to rehabilitate neighborhood homes that had deteriorated as families moved away after World War II. The name “Hampton-Pinckney” was coined amid those efforts and the area was named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1977.
Hampton-Pinckney PorchFest also plans to raise funds for three additional historic markers recognizing sites such as:
The organization’s annual free event, which bears the same name, will return Oct. 22 and feature more than 20 musical performances on 12 historic porches in the Hampton-Pinckney Neighborhood near downtown Greenville.
For more information, visit hpporchfest.org.
Zip Trip – Fall For Greenville – Darby Wilcox and The Peep Show
Tammy Joneshttps://www.wspa.com/your-carolina/zip-trip-fall-for-greenville-darby-wilcox-and-the-peep-show/
Darby Wilcox and The Peep Show will be playing Friday at 5:00pm at the West End Stage.Fall for Greenville – October 13-15FALLFORGREENVILLE.NETCopyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed....
Darby Wilcox and The Peep Show will be playing Friday at 5:00pm at the West End Stage.
Fall for Greenville – October 13-15
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