GetPhound was founded in early 2013 by Ross Cohen, a recent college graduate with an entrepreneurial spirit. After about six months of doing it all on his own, he hired his first full-time employees and moved into an office in Conshohocken, PA. Four years later, GetPhound has grown to a team of eight professionals serving more than 200 small businesses.Over time, our company has come to focus on three core services:- Website Design & Development- Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Pay-Per-Click Advertising- Content Marketing for Social Media and BlogsWe have the ingenuity, experience and resources necessary to expose your small business to a nearly endless stream of consumers online.Why GetPhound?Choosing a digital marketing company seems like a challenge, but we truly believe that it’s an easy choice and here’s why:We’re small — Because we’re a lean team of eight, we can cut through a lot of red tape and easily adapt to meet your needs. Plus, you’ll never have to deal with a million customer-support reps. Talk to the same dedicated account manager every time you call us.We won’t work for your competitors — Because helping you succeed is our number-­one priority, we will never take on a client that is one of your direct competitors. For one thing, this would really undermine the work we’re doing on your behalf, and for another, it’s just not right!We don’t do contracts — We’re so confident in our services that we refuse to lock our clients into a long-term contract. You pay by the month or per service, and that’s all there is to it!We’re affordable — So many of our clients tell us how they’re getting better results now for less money than they ever did from other local digital marketing companies. Our pricing is always fair, affordable and intended to make you far more money than you’re spending.

While earning an education at Temple University's Fox School of Business, I founded and co-owned a telecommunication-based startup. Taking advantage of Craigslist, eBay, and local networking, we successfully purchased and sold over 800 used electronics ranging from cell phones to video game systems.