Marshall County Chamber of Commerce

Marshall County Chamber of Commerce The Marshall County Chamber of Commerce works with local businesses and professionals to build the e

The Marshall County Chamber of Commerce is organized for the purpose of promoting and advancing the economic, industrial, professional, cultural, and civic welfare of the county and surrounding area. Named for John Marshall, who served as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court for 34 years, Marshall County was formed in 1835. Marshall County covers 307 square miles in the Northern Panha

ndle of West Virginia, and the city of Moundsville serves as the county seat. Moundsville takes its name from the largest Indian burial mound in the world built by people who lived in this area nearly 2,000 years ago. It is believed to be a burial place for important people in the tribe. HOW DOES THE CHAMBER CONTRIBUTE TOWARD SUPPORTING MARSHALL COUNTY? Organizes the Annual Home & Business Expo
Organizes the Marshall County Christmas parade
Has organized the Summer Concert Series for 15 years (Free to the public at Moundsville’s Riverfront Park.) Organizer of the Annual Uptown Car Show
Providers of the comprehensive Marshall County Visitors Guide
Distributes the Visitors Guide to interstate rest stops, CVB’s, motels/hotels and upon phone call requests throughout the nation
Provides the visitors and tourist information bureau for Marshall County
People count on the chamber as their information center through phone calling, e-mailing and walk-ins. Offers monthly Business-After Hours events (Networking opportunities for all businesses)
Referral agency to promote Marshall County businesses
The chamber’s Executive Director is a member of the OVIBDC Board of Directors. Regional Economic Development Partners (RED) represents the County Commission for economic development. Chamber sponsored seminars on improved business concepts
Provides an average of 25 ribbon-cuttings per year for new and relocating businesses. (This provides those businesses free news coverage)
The chamber’s Annual Golf Scramble provides networking among businesses from within the county as well as business from outside Marshall County. Chamber committees offer educational information to the membership
The Education Committee brings the school district, businesses and industry together to focus on enhancing the educational level of Marshall County citizens
The annual Christmas Tree Gala Fundraiser sets tone for the holidays. All county tourist stops have joined together to promote Marshall County Tourism as a whole.

09/11/2026

Lace ‘em up! This weekend at Grand Vue! Support this great cause!

09/10/2026

Spread the word and stop and see this wonderful display 💜💜💜

09/10/2026

NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR WEST VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! High school juniors and seniors in good academic standing can now serve as poll workers and earn up to $300 on Election Day. Recently passed legislation created this opportunity for teens. Interested students can sign up to be a poll worker at GoVoteWV.com

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09/09/2026
Don’t Just Chase Likes—Drive Customers to Your WebsiteFor many small businesses, social media has become an important pa...
09/08/2026

Don’t Just Chase Likes—Drive Customers to Your Website

For many small businesses, social media has become an important part of marketing. We post photos, share promotions, announce events and try to build followers.

But there’s an important question every business owner should be asking:

Where are those social media followers going next?

A “like” or a “follow” is nice, but a click to your website can be much more valuable.

Your website is your digital storefront. Unlike social media platforms, where algorithms determine who sees your content, your website gives you a place to tell your story, showcase your products and services, answer questions and—most importantly—give potential customers a clear way to do business with you.

A social media post might catch someone's attention. The website can turn that attention into action.

A customer who clicks through to your website might:
• Request a quote
• Make an appointment
• Purchase a product
• Call your business
• Sign up for your email list
• Learn about your services
• Find your location and hours
• Contact you for more information

And there is another major benefit: you can learn from those clicks.

Website analytics can help you understand what customers are interested in, which pages they visit, how they found you and what actions they take. That information can help you make smarter marketing decisions.

Think of your digital marketing this way:

Social media gets their attention.
Your website provides the information.
Your business gets the opportunity.
The customer makes the decision.

That doesn't mean you should stop worrying about followers, likes or engagement. It means those shouldn't be the only measurements of success.

For a small business, 1,000 likes aren't necessarily better than 50 website visitors who are genuinely interested in what you sell.

The goal isn't simply to generate more online activity. The goal is to generate more opportunities to do business.

So the next time you create a Facebook post, Instagram post, email or online advertisement, don't just ask, “How many people will see this?”

Ask:
“Where do I want them to go next?”

If the answer is your website, make the path easy. Give them a reason to click. Then make sure your website gives them a clear next step.

In today's marketplace, your website isn't just an online business card.

It can be one of your hardest-working employees.

The Marshall County Chamber of Commerce encourages local businesses to continually look for ways to improve their visibility, connect with customers and turn marketing efforts into measurable results.

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Address

609 Jefferson Avenue
Moundsville, WV
26041

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+13048452773

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