LMC Marketing

02/13/2026

Spartanburg friends — ready to hunt for $500?

The Hub City Hunt is bringing a monthly scavenger hunt to Spartanburg, and one lucky finder walks away with $500!

When: First Saturday of each month at 10:00 AM ET- That means this Saturday!
How it works:
✔️ Follow
✔️ Watch their Instagram for the clue drop at 10 AM
✔️ Head to the teased landmark
✔️ Find the token
✔️ Snap a selfie with it
✔️ Post, tag and DM them to verify

First valid entry wins $500

Who can play?
Anyone can join the fun! (Minors must have a guardian.) Prizes are awarded in Spartanburg.

Important reminders:
• No purchase necessary
• Respect property & public spaces
• No trespassing or unsafe behavior
• Valid ID required to claim prize
This is such a fun way to explore Spartanburg, support local spots, and add a little adventure to your weekend.

Tag a friend who would be your scavenger hunt partner!

02/13/2026

Women Who Lead: Celebrating Female-Run Businesses in Anderson Gather By Glam Spa Botox Boutique The Uptown It's A Dog's Life Surratt Canines Preparing For Care, LLC Lather & Co.

Our community is stronger because of the women who lead with creativity, resilience, and heart. From wellness and beauty to hospitality, photography and caregiving, these women-owned businesses are shaping Anderson in meaningful ways — and their stories are truly inspiring.

Check out the full feature to learn how these women turned passion into purpose:
https://andersonmagazine.com/women-who-lead-celebrating-female-run-businesses-in-anderson/

Anderson locals: Drop a comment with your favorite thing about these women or share your favorite women-owned business below — we’d love to celebrate more of the incredible women who make this community special!

02/01/2026

📣 LOCAL BUSINESSES:
If you’re OPEN, comment below and let the community know your hours this week!

📣 COMMUNITY:
Tag your favorite local businesses below so we can help send some love their way!

The recent winter storms brought beautiful snow — but they also brought lost revenue, closed doors, and missed paychecks for many of our local businesses.
For small businesses, even a few unexpected closures can make a real difference in their monthly bills, payroll, and stability. These are the same businesses that sponsor our kids’ teams, donate to local fundraisers, host our gatherings, and help shape the heart of our community. Now is the time for us to show up for them.

If you’re able to in the coming days:
✔️ Dine local
✔️ Shop local
✔️ Book that service you’ve been putting off
✔️ Buy a gift card for later
✔️ Tip a little extra if you can

Every dollar spent locally helps a business recover faster and keeps our community strong.
Supporting local isn’t just about shopping — it’s about sustaining the people and families behind those storefronts. Let’s rally around them, Anderson.

07/07/2025

Savor the Flavors of Summer! 🍑🍅🫐

Our July issue is heating things up in the kitchen with fresh, local ingredients and mouthwatering recipes that celebrate the best of South Carolina’s summer produce!

From sweet peaches and juicy tomatoes to vibrant berries picked at their peak — we’ve gathered simple, seasonal dishes that make summer taste as good as it feels. Whether you’re grilling, picnicking, or whipping up something quick for dinner, these recipes bring sunshine to every bite.

Dive into Summer Recipes in our July issue — and start cooking up some Southern summer magic!

👉 Read now at https://andersonmagazine.com/summer-recipes-with-july-produce/

06/11/2025

🔥🍽️ Summer Sizzle is HERE — and it’s kicking off with a celebration you won’t want to miss!

Join + for the Juneteenth Cookout on Friday, June 20 at ! 🎉

This signature event celebrates Black excellence, culture, and community with:
🎶 Live music
🍴 Unforgettable food
🍷 A curated tasting of Black-owned wine + spirits
🛍️ Local vendors
🙌 And ALL the summer vibes

Let’s gather, vibe, and honor Juneteenth together — this is more than a meal, it’s a movement.

🎟️ Get your tickets now at chswf.com
Bring your crew and be part of this joyful, powerful night!

01/06/2025

OYSTER LOVERS ......

Come celebrate the next Lowcountry Oyster Festival! Sunday, February 2, 2025 at Boone Hall Plantation.

07/08/2022

One of the reasons marketers get frustrated with social media is that it wasn’t created for marketers. Facebook was created for college students. LinkedIn was created to help business professionals circulate their resumes and get exposure. And Twitter was just a microblog with a goofy name. Social media platforms have made business-friendly improvements. But it’s still tough to wrap our heads around how to determine if it’s worth all the effort we put into it.

Part of the key to understanding all this is to look beyond just dollars and cents. “Remember, social media isn’t only about profitability. It’s also about developing a meaningful connection with visitors to your social channels,” Debra Gawet, Social and Digital Content Strategist Supervisor for SageAge Strategies And, while using social media in lead-generating campaigns is important, it’s arguably just as important for driving brand awareness. “The return on relationship is invaluable."

Identify the purpose of social media. This will allow you to understand the effectiveness of your efforts so you can refine strategy and adjust what isn’t working and identify what is working.

Despite the growing popularity of social media in for marketing, for some, it has yet to shake off its reputation for being a lightweight, recreational platform rather than a serious tool to connect with prospects and customers. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth, according to Debra. And its usefulness is proven time and time again.

“The right plan in place will position you to take actionable steps to ensure your goals and findings align,” Debra says.

11/13/2020

What acts of kindness will you do today to honor

11/03/2020

We all have the power - use it today!

09/11/2020

08/23/2020

Support our local businesses!