Web design in Myrtle Beach
A site that's ready before Memorial Day
A lot of Grand Strand businesses earn most of their year in a few summer months, and visitors decide on a phone, often the same day. Prices, dates and a way to book or call have to be on the first screen. We're based in Charlotte and don't have a client on the Strand yet, but we do build booking sites for two Charleston tour outfits, and the work happens the same way, by phone, email and screen share.
Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 Eastern
Summer searches against winter ones
Keyword Planner shows "golf cart rental myrtle beach" swinging from about 210 searches in the slowest month to 4,400 in the busiest. "Fishing charters myrtle beach" goes from 90 to 880. If you rent carts or run charters, the site needs to be finished and tested before that curve starts to climb. In practice that means done by early spring, with last season's photos and this year's prices already on it.
What we'd put on the first screen
- Season dates and today's hours
- A book or call button where a thumb lands
- Prices or packages people can compare without calling
- The beach towns you serve, by name
Off-season hours matter as much as summer ones. Google Business Profile has settings for special hours, and keeping them right stops someone driving to a locked door in February. Someone standing on the beach with one bar of signal won't read your About page, either. Give them the price and the button.
Homeowners search here too
Not every search is a visitor. "Plumber myrtle beach sc" gets about 1,000 a month, "plumber north myrtle beach sc" 260 and "plumber conway sc" 210. Year-round trades need their towns named, from Little River down to Murrells Inlet, and Conway inland. Highway 17 runs the whole strip, and a customer in Garden City won't assume you come down from Little River unless the site says so.
The closest thing we have to local proof
LowCountry Coastal Excursions runs boat tours and charters in Charleston and Mount Pleasant, and Charleston Shark Teeth Hunting is a fossil trip run by the same crew. We built and run both sites. They're seasonal, they depend on bookings, and they're a couple of hours down the coast from you. That's as close to the Grand Strand as our work gets right now.
Launch is $399 for up to five pages and plans start at $199 a month. The quote page has the details.
Get a mockup before the season starts
Tell us about the business and the beach towns you serve. We'll design the homepage and send it over, and you can check it on your own phone before anyone pays anything.
Call (980) 983-7429 Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 EasternMichael Klakulak and the SkyBridge team, in Charlotte.
Grand Strand questions
Can you update the site between seasons?
Yes. Send new dates, prices or photos and we make the change. Updates are part of the monthly plan.
Do you cover Conway and inland Horry County?
Yes. Conway, Aynor and Loris go on the site if you work there.
Do you do SEO for Myrtle Beach businesses?
Yes. It's part of the Grow and Lead plans. For a seasonal business the Google profile matters a lot, because it's often the first thing a visitor sees in the map. Town pages for North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach or Murrells Inlet come with the Lead plan.