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4.9 from 71 Google reviews
Since 2012
Design ME Marketing builds websites, review programs, and search marketing for Southampton businesses, from the estate contractors working between Westhampton and Bridgehampton to the shops on Main Street and Jobs Lane. In a market this polished, how you look online decides who gets the call.
Tourism and second homes drive much of Southampton’s economy, and that shapes what each type of business needs from marketing. Tap a row to see why.
| Business type | Website | Reviews | Google profile | Paid search | Social |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Landscapers, pool companies, builders, and caretakers sell to owners who often hire before they arrive for the season, or through a house manager who researches online. The website and the reviews do the selling: project photos, the areas you cover, and proof you answer the phone. | |||||
Visitors choose where to eat from the Map Pack and the review stars, often the same afternoon. The Business Profile, with current hours, menus, and photos, matters more than anything else, and reviews decide between the top three. | |||||
Shops on Main Street and Jobs Lane live on foot traffic in season and on regulars the rest of the year. A Business Profile that shows up for "near me" searches and a social feed that gives people a reason to come back carry most of the load. | |||||
Brokers, attorneys, and wealth managers serve clients who compare carefully and often search from outside the area. A site with real bios, clear specialties, and pages for the villages and hamlets you work in earns the first conversation. | |||||
A pool company or landscaping company in Southampton can do beautiful work and still lose the job to a competitor with better photos and a faster site. The client may be comparing you from an apartment in the city, a phone on the train, or a laptop on the other side of the country. The website is where they first see your work.
Our web design starts with your best projects and your service area. We build fast, mobile-first pages with large, real photos, a page for each service you offer, and a clear list of the villages and hamlets you cover, from Hampton Bays and Water Mill to Sag Harbor and Quogue. Every page ends with a way to call or request a visit, and every form is tracked, so you know which pages bring the estate work.
For hospitality and retail, the priorities flip toward speed and the basics: hours, reservations, directions, and a menu or product list that loads before the person on Main Street gives up and walks next door.
In a market built on second homes and referrals, one bad review from a peak weekend can sit at the top of your profile all winter. Our reputation management keeps new reviews coming and answers the hard ones well.
Automated requests go out when the job is finished or the table is paid, by text and email, while the experience is fresh.
Replies in your voice, quick on the good ones and careful on the bad ones, written for the next reader as much as the reviewer.
Off-season clients and regulars get asked too, so the newest reviews are never six months old when summer comes back.
The Town of Southampton covers seven villages and sixteen hamlets, strung along Route 27. We work with businesses in Southampton Village, Westhampton Beach, Hampton Bays, Bridgehampton, Water Mill, and Sag Harbor, and with the contractors who drive between them every day. For businesses whose customers find them on the map, our local SEO sets up the Business Profile and site pages for the places you actually serve, and Google Ads can cover the peak weeks.
We are based at 375 Commack Road in Deer Park and have worked with more than 200 Long Island businesses since 2012.
Yes. Ask for a review about the work and the crew, not the property. We never mention client addresses in replies, and project photos go up only with the owner’s OK.
They search from wherever they are, usually with the village or hamlet name in the search. That makes a page for each place you serve, and reviews that mention those places, more important than for a business whose customers live next door.
Reply once, calmly and briefly, and offer to talk offline. Do not argue in public. If the review breaks Google’s rules, we request removal through the proper channel; if it does not, the real fix is a steady flow of recent reviews that puts it in context.
For estate work, usually not exact prices, since every property is different. The services you offer, the villages you cover, and a clear request-a-site-visit button do more. For restaurants and shops, show the menu and prices, because visitors check before they walk in.
Send us your site and your Google profile. We will look at both and tell you what to fix first for the months that matter most.
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