Lowcountry · Web Design, SEO & Ads

Get More Customers in Charleston

Tourism, the Port of Charleston, aerospace and auto manufacturing and the military drive the Charleston area. Electronic Playground helps Charleston businesses turn that local demand into calls, form fills and booked jobs — with a website we build for $0 upfront and then keep working every day.

The Charleston market

What it takes to win in Charleston

Charleston's popularity brings tourists and transplants — we market to each with its own pages and ads.

We work with Charleston businesses throughout Lowcountry:

  • Mount Pleasant
  • Summerville
  • North Charleston
  • James Island
  • Daniel Island

Local businesses we help here include:

  • restaurants
  • tour operators
  • short-term rentals
  • trucking companies
  • marine services
  • warehousing
  • moving companies

Get a free Charleston growth plan

We'll review your website and Google profile and show you exactly where you stand against Charleston competitors.

Your Charleston game plan

How we'd grow a Charleston business

Separate campaigns for visitors and locals

Visitors to Charleston plan weeks ahead; locals search the same day. We run each audience on its own schedule so your budget never chases the wrong one.

Stand out in a trade-hub economy

The Lowcountry economy runs on trade and shipping. We position your business for the companies and workers that keep it moving.

Win every new military family

Families relocating to the Lowcountry area search "near me" the week they arrive. Map-pack rankings put you in front of them first — and military families talk.

Capture new residents first

New Charleston residents don't have a go-to plumber, dentist or gym yet. Whoever ranks first when they search gets years of their business.

Proof

What we can do for Charleston businesses

$1M+Revenue generated for clientsfrom our marketing programs
7x+Return on ad spendachieved for client ad campaigns
98/100Mobile PageSpeed scoreYuba City Plan Printing's new site
23,968Google impressions in 25 daysHire Live Entertainment's new site

See the case studies

5.0★ on Google

What business owners say

★★★★★
“Amazing service! And great communication! Thank you for helping me get on Google! Couldn't have done it without you!”
TTyler
Google review
★★★★★
“Amazing experience working with Electronic Playground. The website looks amazing.”
SSasha Davis
Google review
★★★★★
“I enjoy working with Jake and Cameo at Electronic Playground. They are super talented!”
SSondra Mallow
Google review

Charleston web design & marketing FAQs

Do you work with businesses in Mount Pleasant, Summerville and North Charleston?

Yes. We serve Charleston and the rest of Lowcountry, including Mount Pleasant, Summerville, North Charleston, James Island and Daniel Island. Your site and Google profile are set up to rank in the specific communities you serve.

How much does a website cost for a Charleston business?

Our Growth Website Subscription has $0 upfront cost and starts at $399/month on a 12-month agreement. That includes the custom website, a year of blog content, daily Google Business Profile posts, reviews, tracking and quarterly strategy calls. Prepay the year and save $399.

How soon will my Charleston business see results?

Our sites are built to load fast and get indexed quickly. Hire Live Entertainment's new site earned nearly 24,000 Google impressions and over 1,000 different search queries in its first 25 days. Results depend on your market and competition, and we track them for you in Search Console.

Can you help us reach visitors as well as Charleston locals?

Yes. We run separate campaigns for visitors planning trips and locals searching the same day, timed to your busy season.

Do I need to be local to work with Electronic Playground?

No. We're based in Yuba City, California and work with businesses across the US and Canada. Kickoff calls, previews and support are all handled online, with a dedicated point of contact.

Ready to grow your Charleston business?

$0 upfront. A website that brings you customers every month — built and worked by our team.