You send the email. We do the rest.
New pages, menu changes, staff photos, seasonal updates — you send the email, we make the change. Full website management means you never log into anything. Your only job is telling us what you want the site to say.
The short version
Management means the whole website is our job, not yours. You email what you want — a new page, new photos, new hours, a spring special — and it shows up on the site. No logins, no page editors, no 'I'll get to it' list. Underneath, everything stays hosted, patched, backed up, and watched. It's how a busy shop in Pawleys Island or a charter outfit in Little River keeps a current website without employing anyone to run it. Delivered through our monthly plans from $1,500 — cancel any month.
Your site, somebody's actual job.
Hosting, backups, security, edits, and a steady drumbeat of improvements — handled by the people who built it, from right here on the coast.
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Website Management on the Grand Strand
Every business has a list of website changes that never happen. The new service that isn't on the site yet. The retired employee still smiling on the team page. The event that ended in March. Not because anyone's lazy — because logging into a page editor at nine at night is nobody's idea of running a business. Management deletes that list. You email, it gets done, the list stays empty.
The Grand Strand runs on seasons, and a managed site runs with them. Summer menus up before the crowds arrive. Snowbird specials ready in the fall. The off-season used for the bigger swings — new pages, better photos, a sharper story. A site that changes with your business reads as alive to customers, and staying that current is only realistic when updating it is someone's actual job.
Maintenance keeps a site healthy; management keeps it yours. It's the difference between a landlord who fixes the roof and a property manager who runs the whole building. With us it's one arrangement: the fixing, hosting, backing up, and watching underneath, and the content work on top. One team in Myrtle Beach, one email address, one monthly bill.
What's included
- Content changes from a single email
- New pages built as you need them
- Seasonal updates and specials
- Photo, menu, and pricing swaps
- Hours, staff, and service updates
- Event posts and announcements
- All the underlying care — updates, backups, monitoring
- Hosting handled for you
Who it's for
Seasonal businesses
Your menu, hours, and offers shift with the calendar. A managed site shifts with them, so August visitors and January regulars each see a site that's telling the truth.
Owners with no computer person
There's no one on staff whose job is the website — and there shouldn't have to be. We're that person, without the payroll, the training, or the turnover.
Businesses that keep changing
New services, new crews, new territory. If the business moves faster than the website, customers get old information. Management closes that gap and keeps it closed as you grow.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
1. Hand it over
We collect access, take over the hosting, and learn your business — what you sell, what changes often, and what matters most on the page.
2. Email changes anytime
Write it like a note to a friend: 'new hours attached' or 'add the pier job photos.' We turn it into a proper update.
3. We keep it moving
Between your emails, we make the seasonal rounds ourselves — flagging stale spots and suggesting updates before customers ever see old information.
Frequently asked
How fast do changes go live?
We confirm every request when it lands and tell you when the change will be up. Small things — hours, a photo swap, a price — move quickly. Bigger asks, like a new page, get a clear timeline before we start. What you'll never get is silence. If something is urgent, say so in the email and we'll treat it that way.
Do I have to write the words myself?
No. Send whatever you have — bullet points, a rambling voice-note transcript, a photo of a napkin. We'll shape it into copy that sounds like your business and reads clean on the page. You approve before it goes live, and if you're particular about wording, we'll use exactly the words you give us. Verbatim.
What's the difference between management and a care plan?
Management is what our care plans deliver. The plan is the arrangement — a monthly tier, starting with Reef Shark at $1,500 — and management is the day-to-day reality of it: your emails becoming updates, the site staying current without you. If you've been comparing services, don't overthink the labels. Tell us what you want handled and we'll tell you what it takes.
Can you manage a site you didn't build?
Yes. We'll get access, move hosting under our care, and spend the first stretch learning how it's put together. If the site is fundamentally solid, we manage it as-is. If it's fighting us — or fighting your customers — we'll say so, with a fixed-price quote for a rebuild. Our Launch Build is $2,400, and every build comes with 30 days of free fixes.
What's been sitting on your website to-do list?
Email us the list exactly as it is — messy is fine. We'll quote taking the whole thing off your hands within one business day.
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