Real People. Real Dedication. Real ROI.

Ever click on the “About Us” page of a company’s website and get some generic verbiage like “we’re a team of talented individuals that is fully capable of meeting all your needs?”  Yuck!  We hate that!

If you can’t find actual names of real people on a firm’s website, there’s probably a reason for it!  At Ephricon, we’re proud of our work and value the strong relationships with have with our clients, partners and vendors.

Our agency is owned and managed by Jon Payne, and our team is chock-full of internet marketing experts.  Most of our team works out of a real, traditional office in Fort Mill, SC – just a few minutes south of Charlotte, NC.  We also have staff in Baltimore, MD as well, and we work with clients in both locations as well as throughout the United States.  Check out the video below or our team page to learn more about our team.

Search Guys. Business Guys.

So what makes us different?  Well for one, we’re search guys.  We specialize in search engine marketing.  You are probably familiar with the acronyms – SEO, SEM, PPC.  That’s what we do.  If you’re looking for a jack-of-all-trades, then we can’t help you.  If you are looking for the best SEO/SEM agency out there, then we’d love the chance to prove our worth.

That’s not it though… After all, we certainly aren’t the only firm that specializes in search.  But at Ephricon, we also specialize in business.  We understand that while you might be looking for an SEO agency or a PPC consultant, what you really want is to improve your company’s bottom-line.  That’s where we shine.  Our SEO and SEM campaigns are built entirely around maximizing conversions.  We’ll show you each month how our efforts have increased the number of inbound sales leads or direct purchases through your website.

100% Inbound Marketing

So why such a focus on search marketing?  Well, the truth is that it’s inbound marketing that we’re passionate about – having prospects come to you, rather than spending your time chasing prospects.  We believe a shift has been taking place over the past ten years or so, away from interruption marketing (aka “outbound marketing”) and towards consumer-initiated communications (aka “inbound marketing”).