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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 The bad news is, many “SEO agencies” offering such services provide clients with outdated, a la carte options at ridiculous prices – and good luck getting them on the phone if you have a question that needs answering.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 Seabrook Island 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 Seabrook Island, 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 Seabrook Island 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 Seabrook Island Care?
At Mr. Marketing, we really do care about your businesses’ success. Many local SEO consultants in Seabrook Island 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 Seabrook Island 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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Sea Islands Hunger Awareness Foundation Announces $75,000 To Hunger Awareness Challenge
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By Marlisa Bannister for The Island ConnectionThe Sea Islands Hunger Awareness Foundation (SIHAF) is excited and very thankful to four awesome, loyal, donors, who have generously offered to match our $75,000 Hunger Awareness Challenge! As we approach the season of giving, Thanksgiving, we hope you will join us in raising awareness, and much needed funds to support our programs and partners in their quest to provide food and clean water to our sea island neighbors, for the coming year. This is the foundation’s only fundraising ev...
By Marlisa Bannister for The Island Connection
The Sea Islands Hunger Awareness Foundation (SIHAF) is excited and very thankful to four awesome, loyal, donors, who have generously offered to match our $75,000 Hunger Awareness Challenge! As we approach the season of giving, Thanksgiving, we hope you will join us in raising awareness, and much needed funds to support our programs and partners in their quest to provide food and clean water to our sea island neighbors, for the coming year. This is the foundation’s only fundraising event, and we need the entire community’s support.
Awareness is our “middle name” and we’d like to make you aware of some important facts: SIHAF now supports 15 local programs and organizations three Programs (Sea Islands Blessing Basket, Crock-Pot Cooking Classes, and Water Wellness Mission), and 12 Partners (Amor Healing Kitchen, Backpack Buddies of Seabrook Island, Fields to Families, Hebron Zion Emergency Food Pantry, Hebron Zion Senior Citizens Ministry, Meals on Mondays of the Rockville Presbyterian Church, Charleston Area Senior Citizens Meals on Wheels Program, New Webster Johns Island Parish Food Pantry, St. James Bethel Food Pantry, St. James Bethel AME Church Sunday Dinner Program, Sweetgrass Garden Co-op, Temple Take-Out Ministry of Wesley UMC). See attached brochure for more information. SIHAF Programs and Partners serve Only Johns and Wadmalaw Islands residents, providing consistent, satisfying, and nourishing food, and clean water. SIHAF Programs and Partners provide nutritious food to 4,000 sea island neighbors who deal with hunger every day, via meals, groceries, and special programs, over 20,000 pounds of fresh produce, and clean water to over 200 homes. SIHAF Programs and Partners must buy nearly all of the food they provide to our neighbors, and food prices are skyrocketing! SIHAF is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization and lifts up those in need. Over 100 Volunteers, including nine board members, give their time, talent, and treasure, to secure, sort, pack, and distribute food to our clients, as well as work on our outreach programs. All donations go toward fighting island hunger. Clients are encouraged to “give back” by volunteering, sharing their good fortune, and doing a good deed for others when they can, and many do. Please help us reach our goal of $150,000 so we can continue to provide our programs, support our partners, and provide food and clean water to our Sea Island neighbors in need in 2022. And share with your friends and neighbors. All donations are tax-deductible.
Checks can be mailed to SIHAF at PO Box 268 Johns Island, SC 29457- 0268. Via credit or debit card at fightislandhunger.org.
September 28, 2018
Seabrook Island Artist Guild To Add Splash Of Color To Black Friday
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By Seabrook Island Artist Guild for The Island Eye NewsThe Black Friday event has been one of the biggest shows of the year for the many talented and prized artists of the Seabrook Island Artist Guild. Expect to see oil paintings, watercolors and pastels of seascapes, landscapes, wildlife and more. This event promises to offer a beautiful display of both traditional and abstract paintings.Come and shop or just come to view the fabulous artwork. If you are not a resident of Seabrook Island and you would like to attend the show, ...
By Seabrook Island Artist Guild for The Island Eye News
The Black Friday event has been one of the biggest shows of the year for the many talented and prized artists of the Seabrook Island Artist Guild. Expect to see oil paintings, watercolors and pastels of seascapes, landscapes, wildlife and more. This event promises to offer a beautiful display of both traditional and abstract paintings.
Come and shop or just come to view the fabulous artwork. If you are not a resident of Seabrook Island and you would like to attend the show, simply email Rob at [email protected] gmail.com in advance of the show and he will arrange for a gate pass for you.
Beverages and refreshments will be served from 4-6 p.m. Masks are required regardless of your COVID-19 vaccination status but may be removed while eating or drinking. SIAG now has 96 members from Seabrook Island, Kiawah Island and Johns Island.
For more information on the Guild events, workshops, and membership, visit seabrookislandartistguild.com.
By The Post and Courier for The Island Eye News
Returning to its full experience, The Post and Courier hosts Steeplechase of Charleston, a world-class horse racing event. Five high-stakes horse races will run at the Stono Ferry Racetrack on Sunday, Nov. 14. The Charleston tradition began in 1792 and will be ushered into a modern era under its new ownership. As the last sanctioned event of the National Steeplechase Association’s season, several coveted titles are on the line. When the horse races are not taking place, guests can take advantage of the curated Vendor Village, filled with the best of local artisans selling their unique products. Guests can enjoy stage entertainment including live music and fashion contests.
There will be several family-friendly events taking place in the Family Fun Zone, as tickets for children 12 and under are free. Tailgate spots are open for purchase so you can bring a spread to enjoy an afternoon of fun with your friends or family. Chris Zoeller, event Executive Director said “With Steeplechase of Charleston returning to full capacity this year and offering general admission tickets, more people can experience the event of the fall season. I’m excited for everyone to come discover and embrace the beauty of horse racing while seeing its historical ties to Charleston.” Gates open for Steeplechase of Charleston at 8 a.m., with the horse races beginning at 12:30 p.m. Tickets for this event can be found on the website, with General Admission, Lexus VIP Lounge, Tailgating spots and Hospitality tents available for purchase. For more information about the event, please visit the website at steeplechaseofcharleston. com/ and any questions about the event can be emailed to [email protected] steeplechaseofcharleston.com.
The Post and Courier is a privately held, family-owned media company headquartered in Charleston, S.C. In keeping with its proud history, The Post and Courier is dedicated to serving its customers, employees, and communities with unconditional integrity, and promises to deliver the highest standards of service and impactful, solutions-based journalism.
Staff Report for Island Eye News
The Island Eye News needs your help. As our islands’ only community newspaper for almost two decades, the paper provides a valuable community resource to residents and visitors—for free. But in the current climate, it’s not possible to continue producing the newspaper without the support of its community—YOU. Thank you to all who have donated so far. As of Monday, Oct. 18, we have 66 individual donors. We asked for 100 readers to donate $200. The residents of Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms stepped up in a significant way. Donations have ranged from $25 to $5,000. We can not stress how much we appreciate our readers who understand the importance of an independent community newspaper. Here is a sample of the notes that have accompanied the contributions.
If you would like to help, send your donation to: Lucky Dog Publishing PO Box 837 Sullivans Island SC 29482 or Venmo @luckydognews.
Santee Cooper to run transmission lines across miles of marshland, Johns Island neighbors worried about wildlife
Raymond Owens
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – Johns Island residents are concerned about proposed transmission lines that Santee Cooper plans to run through nearby marshland.Just across the marsh near the Simmons Creek subdivision is where the utility company is expected to install the power poles.“I honestly have never seen so many birds and wildlife, even dolphins, cutting through here,” said Rodger Willis who lives on Johns Island. “I’ve been very lucky to be out there.”But he is worried about how 5....
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – Johns Island residents are concerned about proposed transmission lines that Santee Cooper plans to run through nearby marshland.
Just across the marsh near the Simmons Creek subdivision is where the utility company is expected to install the power poles.
“I honestly have never seen so many birds and wildlife, even dolphins, cutting through here,” said Rodger Willis who lives on Johns Island. “I’ve been very lucky to be out there.”
But he is worried about how 5.17 miles of transmission lines to supply power to Kiawah and Seabrook Island built through the marsh will impact him and the wildlife.
“Santee Cooper is proposing a powerline back up to the existing infrastructure, and right now, the proposed path comes right through the marsh here. They’re putting an 85-foot steel pole right off this island and cut through the tree line,” he said.
To give you a rough idea of the height, a pine tree that stands near the proposed site is around 40-feet. The utility pole would be around twice that high.
Several people in other neighborhoods are also concerned. The lines would run from a location near Rushland Landing Road all the way to near Dogpatch Lane.
Willis said he understands the route has changed during the process.
“There was a better route that was shorter that goes along existing poles, that was an option; but they bounced over to running it along the marsh for close to six miles,” he said. “It seems like an unnecessary waste of gorgeous marshland and has a negative effect.”
He went on to say, “We’re trying to work with them. We said we would like them to bury it. there’s some talk about the increase cost for that. We think it’s well worth it.”
State Senator Sandy Senn has been working with residents on this issue. Senn said she was told the cost estimate to bury the lines is close to $30 million.
On May 7th of this year, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control wrote a letter to say a permit had been issued for the project.
The letter says it will be their final decision unless a written request for final review, plus a $100 fee, is received by the department within 15 days.
3rd runway, 2 new hangars and aircraft plant in the works for Johns Island airport
Warren Wise
A possible third runway, two proposed new hangars and a planned spy drone manufacturing plant have Charleston Executive Airport on Johns Island suddenly humming with renewed development interest.The Charleston County Aviation Authority, which owns the 1,333-acre airfield known by its call letters JZI, wants to buy about 137 acres on the north side of the airport for possible future runway expansion to allow for larger aircraft and to prevent a proposed housing development from being built in nearby airspace. Several new...
A possible third runway, two proposed new hangars and a planned spy drone manufacturing plant have Charleston Executive Airport on Johns Island suddenly humming with renewed development interest.
The Charleston County Aviation Authority, which owns the 1,333-acre airfield known by its call letters JZI, wants to buy about 137 acres on the north side of the airport for possible future runway expansion to allow for larger aircraft and to prevent a proposed housing development from being built in nearby airspace.
The property sale has not closed, and the Aviation Authority is now reviewing the undeveloped tract that abuts a bend in the Stono River.
A developer had proposed dividing the property, called Oakville Plantation off Burden Creek and River roads, into 242 lots for a development to be called River Run.
“This is a wonderful opportunity not only to protect the airport, but also to reduce the amount of homes that could potentially be constructed in the clear zone,” said Elliott Summey, CEO of the Aviation Authority.
He also said that fewer residences near the airport also will reduce traffic on River Road on the rapidly developing island.
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg, an airport board member, said in a letter to Summey he is not opposed to the agency buying the land.
“The city of Charleston fully supports this acquisition for public safety purposes long-term to create a safe undeveloped perimeter around the airport and its runways,” Tecklenburg said.
The purchase price of the property will not be disclosed until the deal is finalized, according to airport attorney Arnold Goodstein. Much of the land is owned by Dr. Keith W. Lackey of Johns Island, according to Charleston County land records. He did not respond to a request for comment.
The land purchase would allow the Aviation Authority to consider revamping a taxiway that runs north-south through the center of Charleston Executive by returning it to its original use as a runway when the military built the airfield at the end of World War II, Summey said.
That would require widening it and extending it on the north side where the tract is located since the south side is hemmed in by the river.
“That place is getting busier and busier and a lot of larger jets are coming in there,” Goodstein said. “The purchase could allow us to extend that runway.”
The airfield has two runways: one is 5,350 feet long and is laid out east-west while the other is about 1,000 feet shorter and runs next to the Stono River.
The length of the new runway would be between 6,700 and 7,000 feet if built, Summey said.
Development of the new landing strip is at least four years away, he said.
Also, in the works at the Johns Island airfield are proposals for two new privately owned hangars.
JZI Hangars LLC wants to build an 8,000-square-foot airplane storage building at the airport. The firm is registered to Johns Island resident Adam Baslow of New Leaf Builders.
Also planning to build a 5,370-square-foot hangar is UEC Aviation LLC, registered to Philip J. Ufkes of Sullivan’s Island. Ufkes and his wife, Rebecca Ufkes, once owned defense contractor UEC Electronics in Hanahan before selling it in 2014 to Michigan-based Arotech.
Representatives of the two projects did not respond for comment on further details.
The move to build new hangars comes after Barzan Aeronautical presented plans to the city of Charleston in April for a new light industrial development code-named “Project Rose.”
The Qatari defense firm proposes to build three structures and a 200-space parking area on about 10 acres near an abandoned taxiway beside the airfield.
Site plans show a 54,000-square-foot aircraft manufacturing plant, an 18,400-square-foot office building and another structure near the parking area with offices, conference room and classroom.
Barzan, which has an office in Charleston, is expected to break ground in October, Summey said.
Airport officials also recently completed improvements in lighting at the Johns Island airport.
The increased interest in the airfield is a sign of an improving economy and wealthier newcomers to the region, Summey said.
“JZI, of all of our airports, is the most well-positioned for economic development,” he said. “It’s the most strategically placed real estate we have for high-tech aeronautical development.”
Summey said island residents want good-paying jobs so they can work where they live rather than commute elsewhere.
“If you look at Johns Island, the airport is the potential center of high-tech, clean-energy economic development,” he said.
MUSC Health Sea Islands project moves forward with land donation, selection of architectural firm
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Residents to gain access to critical health care services closer to homeCHARLESTON, S.C. (Aug. 5, 2021) – MUSC Health is moving forward with a project that will bring emergency care to citizens living in remote areas on Johns, Kiawah and Seabrook islands.The project is made possible in part by a commitment from Kiawah Partners to donate six acres of land to the Medical University Hospital Authority (MUSC Health). MUSC Health will build a free-standing emergency department (ED) and medical...
Residents to gain access to critical health care services closer to home
CHARLESTON, S.C. (Aug. 5, 2021) – MUSC Health is moving forward with a project that will bring emergency care to citizens living in remote areas on Johns, Kiawah and Seabrook islands.
The project is made possible in part by a commitment from Kiawah Partners to donate six acres of land to the Medical University Hospital Authority (MUSC Health). MUSC Health will build a free-standing emergency department (ED) and medical office on the land, which has been valued at $4.85 million.
“After seven years of working side by side with MUSC to bring this important project to fruition, we could not be prouder to donate the six acres of land needed for the development and to continue our partnership with the MUSC team,” said Chris Randolph, Kiawah Partners. “This new facility will bring vitally important world-class medical care to Kiawah, Seabrook and the Sea Islands residents, which will only add to the exceptional experience that comes with living here.”
The 22,740-square-foot facility will be located at 1884 Seabrook Island Road, near Bohicket Marina. The ED will include four exam rooms, two trauma rooms, imaging and lab services and a rooftop helicopter pad. The medical office will offer primary and specialty care.
A telemedicine network will connect the entire facility to MUSC Health providers in downtown Charleston for additional care and consultation, if needed.
“People living in this area have to travel 30 or 45 minutes to reach the nearest hospital, sometimes more depending on traffic. That’s a big problem for someone having a stroke or cardiac event,” said Patrick J. Cawley, M.D., MUSC Health CEO and vice president for Health Affairs, University. “This new facility brings that care directly into the community. We’re extremely grateful to Kiawah Partners for helping to make that possible.”
The project is estimated to cost $24 million. Of that amount, MUSC is working to raise $15 million in private support.
In mid-June, McMillan Pazdan Smith (MPS) was chosen to design the project. MPS is also one of two architectural firms working on designs for a new MUSC Health hospital in rural Williamsburg County.
Construction on the Sea Islands project is expected to begin in early 2022 and conclude in fall 2023.
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Founded in 1824, MUSC and its affiliates have collective annual budgets of $3.2 billion. The more than 20,000 MUSC team members include world-class faculty, physicians, specialty providers and scientists who deliver groundbreaking education, research, technology and patient care. For information on academic programs, visit musc.edu.
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