Service areas
Five markets we know
well enough to write about.
Story has one office and it is in Greenville. Not a branch in every city on this page, and no rented addresses, because an agency that will invent a local presence will invent other things too.
17 years in South Carolina and into North Carolina. Each page below is written about how that market actually buys, which is the only part of being local that changes the work.
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Home since 2009. A manufacturing economy wearing a mid-sized city, with a second, faster market growing on top of it.
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Two economies sharing a peninsula, and a city that markets itself hard enough to price everybody else out of the obvious terms.
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A corporate town with a large B2B layer underneath it, where your buyer has already seen what a well funded competitor looks like.
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The steadiest economy in the state, which rewards being visible continuously rather than loudly.
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A market that runs on a season, where the decisions that matter are made months before the revenue arrives.
Not on the list? It is not a no. We have worked with companies across the Southeast and nationally, including several selling into markets we have never set foot in. It only means we have not written the page yet.
Some of the companies we have worked with
The questions a page like this usually avoids.
- Where is Story Marketing located?
- One office, at 68 Pointe Circle, Suite 3101, Greenville, SC 29615. There are no branch offices and no rented addresses in the other markets on this page. We are a South Carolina agency that works across the Carolinas rather than a chain of local ones.
- Do you only work with companies in these markets?
- No. These are the markets we know well enough to write a page about. We have worked with companies across the Southeast and nationally, including clients selling into markets we have never set foot in. If your market is not listed, that is not a no, it is only an absence of a page.
- Does it matter that you are not in my city?
- For a few businesses it does, and we will tell you when we think it is one of them. For most, the things that decide the outcome are the strategy, the account build, the creative and the measurement, and none of those improve with proximity. What matters is whether the people doing the work understand how your market buys, which is a fair thing to test us on during the first call.
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