Do you offer Google Ads, local SEO and web design in every town listed here?
Yes. Overtop Media Digital Marketing runs the full system in every one of the 47 metro cities on this page: Google Ads, local SEO, Google Business Profile, web design, paid social and the analytics that tie them together. What changes from town to town is the plan, which is built on that town’s own market briefing, never the services or the team.
My town is not on this page. Do you still serve it?
Almost certainly. The 47 cities here are every place of 5,000 or more residents within 50 miles of our Charlotte office, and the smaller communities section names the towns each of those pages also covers. Beyond the metro we serve businesses across the Carolinas and nationwide from the same office. Call and we will tell you honestly whether we are a fit.
Do you have offices in Concord, Rock Hill, Gastonia or the other cities listed?
No. Overtop Media Digital Marketing has one office, at 933 Louise Ave in Charlotte, and we say so on every city page. Every client in the metro can meet the team in person, at our office or on site, and the same senior people run every account. We will never claim a local office we do not have, and we will not build one for you on paper either.
Do you serve South Carolina businesses?
Yes. 8 of the 47 metro cities on this page are in South Carolina, across York, Lancaster, Chester and Cherokee counties: Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Gaffney, York, Lancaster, Clover and Chester. Tens of thousands of York County residents commute into Mecklenburg every day, so for many businesses the state line is not a market boundary at all, and we plan campaigns accordingly.
Do you work with businesses outside the Charlotte metro?
Yes, and many of our clients are. We run campaigns for businesses in Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Asheville, Wilmington, Greenville, SC and Columbia, SC, and for national and multi-market accounts well beyond the Carolinas, all from the same Charlotte office. The Charlotte metro is our home turf and the market we know best, not the limit of who we serve.
How is a campaign in a metro town different from one in Charlotte?
Three things change: how many people are searching, what a click costs, and where the customers live. Demand in a town of 20,000 is a fraction of Charlotte’s, so the budget is sized from that town’s own numbers instead of a metro average. Click costs vary by town and by industry, so the bid strategy changes too. And commuting data often shows that a town’s best customers live one county over, which changes the targeting radius and the landing pages we write.
Why does every city have its own page?
Because a Mooresville plumber and a Rock Hill dentist are not competing in the same market, and their marketing should not be planned as if they were. Each page is a working market briefing we read before planning a single campaign there, and it shows you, before you call, that we already know your town.
How do I get started?
Find your city below and read its briefing, then request the free audit at the bottom of this page or call (704) 237-0707. We will review your website, your Google Business Profile, your current campaigns and your market, and tell you plainly what we would do first and why.