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Help visitors find the information that matters. I organize your pages around your services, customer questions, and the steps people take before contacting you.
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Charleston Website Design & Redesign
Help More Visitors See Your Value—and Take the Next Step
Get a website that explains what you do, gives customers reasons to trust you, and makes contacting you straightforward—with planning, copywriting, design, and foundational SEO included.
I’m Greg Hunter. You work directly with me from the first conversation through launch.
- Charleston digital marketing since 2011
- Copywriting included
- Direct access to Greg
A Better Website Starts With What Your Customers Need
Brand U Media provides website design and redesign for Charleston-area small businesses, service companies, financial professionals, churches, and nonprofits.
The result is a clearer, more useful website that supports how your business attracts and serves customers.
I build your agreed pages around the questions visitors need answered:
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What do you offer?
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Is it right for them?
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Why should they choose you?
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What should they do next?
Does Your Website Make People Work Too Hard?
Your business has evolved, but your website may not have kept up. Services are missing. Pages have accumulated. Important information takes too many clicks to find.
I review what is working and what needs to change before recommending focused improvements or a rebuild.
You may recognize these problems:
- Visitors struggle to understand why they should choose you.
- Your website looks dated compared with the quality of your work.
- Important services lack clear explanations.
- Mobile visitors have trouble navigating or contacting you.
- Writing the content keeps delaying improvements.
What’s Included in Your Website Project?
Your website needs to explain your services, establish trust, and make contacting you straightforward. I connect the planning, writing, and design so those pieces work together. Your proposal identifies the pages and features included.
Website Copywriting Included
Get clear service descriptions without starting from a blank page. You provide business information and feedback; I write the agreed pages to explain what you offer, who it helps, and why someone should consider your business.
Mobile-Friendly Website Design
Make your website easier to use wherever customers find you. Readable layouts, straightforward navigation, and accessible contact options support visitors on phones, tablets, and desktop computers.
Foundational On-Page SEO
Give search engines and customers a clear understanding of your business. I develop descriptive page titles, headings, internal links, and accurate service-area information for the agreed pages.
Contact Forms and Calls to Action
Make the next step easy to find. Phone links, inquiry forms, and clear buttons help interested visitors contact you after learning about your services.
Redesign Planning and Launch Checks
Carry useful existing elements forward and check the new experience before publication. I review the agreed pages, mobile layouts, links, and inquiry paths. Redesign planning also addresses existing URLs and redirects where needed.
Additional features—such as scheduling, payments, and content migration—are included when specified in your proposal. Ongoing SEO and Google Business Profile management are available separately.
Discuss My WebsiteReal Improvements for Lowcountry Organizations
A Lowcountry financial planner’s dated website made its services harder to evaluate.
An outdated church website made essential information and next steps difficult to find.
- My work
I rebuilt it with clearer service descriptions, improved mobile usability, stronger internal linking, foundational local SEO, and a more straightforward contact path.
- The result
Prospective clients could more easily explore the services and contact the planner.
- My work
I rebuilt it with logical navigation, clear calls to action, easy-to-find directions, and a weekly Sunday worship livestream on the homepage.
- The result
Church feedback confirmed that the website was much easier to use. Google Analytics also showed a substantial increase in traffic following the rebuild.
The priorities differed, but the approach was consistent: understand what visitors need and make it easier to act.
Greg Hunter
Founder, Brand U Media, LLC
One Person Connecting Your Strategy, Writing, and Design
I’ve specialized in Charleston-area digital marketing since 2011, building on a background in local media, advertising, and sales.
That experience shapes decisions about what customers need explained, which services deserve their own pages, and how your website supports your other marketing.
I serve Charleston and surrounding Lowcountry communities, including Mount Pleasant, North Charleston, Summerville, West Ashley, James Island, and Johns Island.
Meet Greg Hunter★★★★★
“Brand U Media has helped us with everything from launching a new website design to always presenting well thought out digital marketing messages with fresh designs.”
★★★★★
“Brand U has been outstanding to work with, from our initial consultation to solidifying a contract that works for both of us and then entering into regular work. Greg has been consistent in his communication, honesty, timeliness and quality work.”
From First Conversation to Finished Website
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Identify Your Priorities
I review your business, customers, and current website with you to identify what needs to improve.
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Define the Work
Your proposal outlines the pages, copywriting, features, revision allowance, responsibilities, and expected schedule.
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Write, Design, and Review
I develop the agreed pages. You confirm business details and provide consolidated feedback at planned review points.
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Approve and Launch
I complete the agreed launch checks, publish the approved website, and address account access during handover.
Your part: Provide accurate business information, available photos and brand materials, necessary account access, and timely feedback.
How Much Does a Small Business Website Cost in Charleston?
I quote website projects according to the work involved: planning the pages, writing the content, designing the website, configuring features, and preparing for launch.
A focused service website requires a different scope than a larger website with extensive content migration, scheduling, payments, or custom integrations.
Your quote is shaped by:
- Pages: How many pages need to be created or substantially revised.
- Content: The writing, editing, photography, and other materials required.
- Features: Forms, scheduling, payments, and integrations.
- Migration: Existing content, files, and page addresses that need attention.
- Complexity: Custom requirements and the coordination needed to complete them.
Before you commit, your proposal identifies the deliverables, revision allowance, project schedule, payment terms, and relevant recurring expenses. Hosting, domain renewals, platform subscriptions, and third-party services are separate client expenses.
Compare what the quote includes. Copywriting, SEO foundations, migration, and launch preparation can materially change the scope behind the price.
Discuss My WebsiteKnow What Your Quote Covers
- Pages and copywriting
- Design and functionality
- Migration and redirects
- Revisions and launch checks
- Recurring expenses
Your Website, Your Access, Your Choice of Support
Handed over to you
As set out in your project agreement
- Original project work
- Agreed account access
- Project handover
01Clear Ownership
Your agreement identifies the original project work that transfers to you after final payment. Licensed images, fonts, software, and third-party components remain subject to their respective terms.
02Account Access and Recurring Costs
You receive the agreed account access and project handover. Your domain remains yours. Hosting, domain renewals, platform subscriptions, and other third-party services are separate client expenses identified during project planning.
03Optional Ongoing Support
You decide how the website is managed after launch. Handle updates yourself, choose another provider, or arrange ongoing support with me. Continuing services are agreed separately.
Questions About Your Website Project
Can You Improve My Existing Website?
Yes, when its platform and structure support the improvements you need. I review the current website before recommending changes. Focused improvements may be enough; rebuilding makes more sense when the existing setup prevents useful changes to content, navigation, mobile usability, or functionality.
Do I Have to Write the Website Content?
No. Copywriting for the agreed pages is included. You provide accurate information about your business, services, and customers. I turn that information into website copy, then you review it for accuracy before publication.
How Is the Website Platform Chosen?
The platform should support what your business needs now and what you expect to manage after launch. During planning, I address your required features, editing needs, integrations, and recurring costs. For a redesign, I also consider whether keeping the current platform is practical.
Can I Make My Own Website Updates?
Tell me which updates you want to handle—such as changing text, replacing photos, or publishing announcements. Those needs help shape the website setup. Before committing, you’ll know what access you receive and whether editing instruction is included.
How Long Will My Website Take?
I establish a project schedule after defining the pages, content, features, and review stages. Content migration and integrations can add work. Having your business information, photos, account access, and feedback ready helps avoid preventable delays.
Will My Website Include SEO?
The agreed pages include foundational on-page SEO: descriptive titles and headings, clear service and location information, and internal links. Continuing search growth may require additional content, technical work, local SEO, and ongoing improvements. Rankings and inclusion in AI answers cannot be guaranteed.
How Do You Handle Existing URLs During a Redesign?
I review existing page addresses as part of redesign planning. Useful URLs can often remain in place. When an address needs to change, I plan a relevant redirect. Content and navigation changes can still affect search visibility, even when URLs stay the same.
What Happens After Launch?
You receive the agreed account access and project handover. Included post-launch assistance is defined before work begins. Additional changes or ongoing support can be arranged separately, and you can choose who manages the website moving forward.
Let’s Talk About What Your Website Needs to Do
Whether you need a new website or improvements to an existing one, start with a free 30-minute conversation about your business, your customers, and what needs to work better.
Bring your website questions.
Tell me what feels outdated, confusing, or missing. If you’re starting fresh, explain what customers need to understand before contacting you.
Speak directly with Greg.
I’m the person connecting your website strategy, copywriting, and design.
Leave with a clearer next step.
I’ll help you identify whether focused improvements or a larger website project deserves consideration. If there’s a fit, I’ll explain the information needed for a proposal.
Discuss My Website
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