I was looking for a place that does emobroidery for driver hats as a gift for my groomsmen on my…read morewedding day and stumbled upon Graphic Affect on yelp. When searching online not many places do embrodiery on driver caps or they were overpriced. I inquired online and got in contact with the owner Edgar. He told me to bring my driver cap in so they could take a look and see what they could do. I came to the shop with the driver cap that I had purchased on Amazon and the owner Edgar said they would be able to do it for which I was excited about and for a good price. I'm so glad I was found Graphic Affect to help me out. Edgar provided his recommendations on the font, color, and design to make the names show up nicely. I had 10 caps that I needed emobrodiered within a week of my wedding. Edgar and his team were able to get the embroidery done just in time for the wedding! Highly recommend! Very friendly and easy to work with! I appreciate your help in making my vision come to life! My guys loved their hats!

I'm a small business owner, and Edgar was willing to help me with a small apparel order, which I…read morereally appreciated. Most shops only take large orders, so this meant a lot. I first worked with Edgar about 3 years ago when he helped with some merchandise. His embroidery and overall quality were great. I came back again this year, and the quality was just as good. Thank you, Edgar, for your help. I look forward to continuing to work with you!

L&D Printing printed my wedding invitation suite and did an incredible job. I had designed my own…read moreinvitations and had a very specific vision, so it was super important to me to go with a high-quality service, and they completely delivered! They were able to print on vellum paper for my vision, which turned out better than I expected. Diane and John were both lovely to work with and were great communicators throughout the process. My wedding invitations were so beautiful and I am so grateful I found this place to help bring my vision to life!

Easy five stars. The team here at L&D made printing our…read moreelopement announcements such a breeze and at a fraction of the cost of online companies that would have to ship to us. Would highly recommend for any print job- and bonus perks are the cute doggos in the office!

I purchased my good paper from Port Jefferson Station N.Y... I love the unusual craftiness of…read moredesign.....I love that the cards not only are handcrafted but also have a charitable meaning.... Supporting woman in tragic situations is a beautiful way to send the proceeds of signature greatness to worldly accomplishments..... LOVE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD .CHANGING LIVES THROUGH BEAUTY & CREATIVITY... zillion stars in my book.....

Top 3 things about working with Lisa: 1. She's incredibly…read morecreative and will be able to execute on any ideas you have on your wedding theme/collateral (or if you don't have any ideas she'll be able to come up with something fabulous) 2. She's easy to talk to and is a pleasure to work with 3. Did I mention that she's talented? Seriously, I'm working with Lisa now for my wedding collateral and my invitations/theme is probably one of the top things that's really gotten me excited about my wedding. Her work is way above my expectations and I can't wait to see all the final product!

Date: 4/8/2025 Time: 2:00 PM 65° Sunny…read more One of my friends recommended this business and Grand Copy for printing services. I have dealt with Grand Copy in the past, but Minuteman Press was conveniently located. I opted for Minuteman. I have been working on a memorial service program for my oldest sister who transitioned in February 2025. It has been a challenge for me, with the help from my younger sister, to select the photos. The written obituary was edited numerous times until I was satisfied with the wordings. Carla Sanchez was a tremendous help, and she was pleasant. She was also extremely patient with me. We went through so many hoops to get 77 photos from my gallery folder to their email. She even showed me samples of other people's funeral/memorial service programs. Quite impressive that there was a program for the late Frankie Beverly. The whole process took about 1-1/2 hours to complete the task at hand. I needed 75 copies of the memorial service program. The total cost was about $704. A little pricy. However, I know the quality of the finished product will be memorable and well worth it. Finally. I am thankful for my friend's recommendation and Minuteman Press. The program will be ready about a week before the memorial service.

Sedrick and his crew have provided me quality service for years. I've used them for everything from…read morestationery and envelope printing, to marketing materials to invitations and programs. I highly recommend Minuteman Press!

After receiving a terrible quote from another sign company, I turned to Yelp for help and I'm so…read moreglad I did! Marrisa from SignCo USA reached out, and everything was a breeze from there. I got a fast and reasonable quote for both the sign and installation, exactly in line with what I had hoped for given the size and type of sign I needed. I called in my payment, and they got right to work. The whole team was great to work with very professional, efficient, and friendly. Curtis, the installer was awesome! Man of many traits. He made sure the sign was installed exactly how I wanted and did a clean and professional job. I'm really happy with the final result. A huge thank you again to Marrisa and Curtis! I'd definitely buy a sign from them again.

Local sign shop, mostly an in-person business but you can send files via email in addition to USB…read morestick. Their main thing seems to be a couple of industrial scale color vinyl printers, pen cutters and coatings. They can do a lot with that. I was able to get stickers made with very precise cuts, fast and correct, with UV coating.

Thumbtack Studios helped me build my portfolio website and I couldn't have had a better experience!…read moreKevin H. was incredibly kind and understanding of my hectic schedule and worked w me on how to display my variety of work in a cohesive, beautiful display. Kevin really knows what he's doing and placing my trust in his experience absolutely paid off. I'm so happy with my website that is so cool to look at, easy to navigate, and still feels like it represents me!

Clients and colleagues alike praise my website--they like the graphics, the ease of navigating and…read morethe clear content. I have Kevin at Thumbtack Studios to thank for all of that. I appreciated his communications/planning so much--we collaborated throughout the process. Moreover, he was patient with my kindergarten-level tech brain. I learned a lot from him along the way--including tips on writing the content for SEO, length, internal links, and he even gave me a guide on how to edit things in WordPress! I've appreciated our continuing relationship for site maintenance, tech explanations, and tips since the initial roll out 4 years ago or so. Thanks, Kevin!

We had graduation announcements printed here. They were patient, knowledgeable, and helpful. We had…read morea tight deadline they were able to meet. Pricing is very reasonable. Very friendly and professional place. Great quality prints. If you can design your own invitations or announcements, which we recommend, these guys can get them printed for you.

I needed to have a program printed really quickly for my dad's funeral. The staff at Fast Imaging…read morewere just fantastic. They quickly created a quality proof, and managed to print 250 color copies, fold and deliver them in a timely way. This made a big difference on a very sad day. Thank you!

Krishna Copy Center is one of the few places in Berkeley that offers to print standard paper orders…read morewith added bleed (color going to the edges instead of a border of white space). It takes a bit more time and effort, but this place is willing to do it at a reasonable price. Further, email and phone correspondence was prompt and attentive! I came here to print some booklets for one of my organizations. The turnaround was supposed to be two business days, but when I called the day of to confirm the status, I was told that they had accidentally forgotten about it. I had a small order, so they were able to fulfill the order immediately thereafter, but as a precaution, I would ask them to complete your order a few days in advance of your actual deadline. When I went in to pick up my order, I found that the printer had mistakenly not printed out the last page of our booklet, even though it was present in the file I sent them. However, they fixed this immediately, which I appreciated. Overall, Krishna Copy Center is a great place for bulk orders, as the price they offered me was reasonable and competitive. However, I would make sure to order in advance and consistently check your order status, as well as make sure to go through your order to check for any mistakes or discrepancies before paying. I rate this place as 3.5/5 stars, with some room for improvement.

They have pretty expensive rates for copies. It's best you go to your neighborhood FedEx or Kinko's…read morethey'll have more welcoming rates

Two Hats Consulting has done a great job helping me get my books and websites published. I've been…read moreworking with them since 2014. They've designed book covers, written copy, and formatted entire manuscripts before managing the printing and publishing process for me. They've given me great people to work with for my website and provided a wide array of resources quickly and affordably. They are fair and they do great work. I highly recommend working with Two Hats Consulting. Five Stars

Yes, hi, hello. You might want to read this…read more I reached out to Two Hats for some help. As a small but growing business - which the website says they cater to - I was looking for a thought-partner to help me with branding, marketing, and social media. Which the website says they do. I sent an email inquiry asking for a brief phone meeting, which, you guessed it! the website says they do. I got an email back within minutes requesting more info about me and my business prior to that basic entry call. So I composed a thoughtful email with links, info about what I needed, asked if they thought we were a good fit, etc etc. No response. Waited some more. Nada. Wrote a second email. Finally got a response. Their schedule was "very full," they said, "except for projects we like and want." How nice. Maybe put THAT on your website...? I finally snagged a call with someone so I could get some info. The gentleman I spoke with couldn't remember the content of my email, even though he'd JUST emailed me back and told me to call him. He had no idea what I do for a living. He hadn't even looked at the links I'd sent, including my website. He sounded like he was cleaning his kitchen. He was totally distracted and disorganized. I asked if he'd read my email. He said he couldn't remember it. He then read it aloud while we were on the phone together. Great use of my time, yes? I had to repeat 5 times what I was looking for, which is super straightforward: a thought-partner to help me with branding, marketing, and social media. (I've now spoken with 2 other consulting firms. Neither had trouble grasping this concept. Both read that very same email and said it was "very clear.") The call was quite possibly the most unprofessional consult I've had in my career -- which is ironic, because they're a *consulting firm.* After half an hour, he said he believed Two Hats could help me and that the firm does indeed do the work I was seeking. Huzzah!! He said he'd do some HW, and asked if we could schedule a call the following day. I blocked off an hour in my schedule. But at the appointed time, no call. I waited. And then waited some more. Ten minutes in, I got a text. A TEXT. The text said: "Sorry. We can't help you. We only work with advocacy organizations." Remember that dumbass, immature boyfriend you had in HS who broke up with you via text because he couldn't face a phone call?? It was like that, only this was worse, because this is a PROFESSIONAL MARKETING FIRM. This mess is problematic for about 100 reasons, as all of you can probably tell. But let's break it down anyway, just for fun: First of all, CALL ME. I am a potential client. We have a phone appointment that YOU asked for. I blocked off an hour of my busy life at your request. Secondly, WHAT?! If your firm only works with advocacy orgs, SAY SO up front. Say so on your website so that potential customers don't waste their time. If you can't be bothered to update your own website, you sure as sh*t won't get access to mine. At the very least, inform your customer via phone during the initial consult after she tells you who she is and what she needs. If you don't know the limits of what your company does PRIOR to a call with a client, YOU'RE FIRED. You wasted hours of my time on research, emails, and a completely useless phone consult. Third, this "we only work with advocacy orgs" is a complete load of horsesh*t. Their website boasts a ton of work that has nothing to do with advocacy, including work for a local fitness center and some lady who wrote book on witchcraft. (Note: THESE ARE NOT ADVOCACY ORGS.) Did you think I wasn't going to notice that you lied to my face? How unprofessional. Bad look for a marketing firm. If we're not a fit, that's fine. Grow a pair, be respectful, call your potential client as scheduled, and tell her so. Don't waste people's time just because you have the luxury of doing so. The world doesn't revolve around your Two Hats. Let me interrupt my eye-rolling to warn you to steer clear -- because when a consulting firm can't even get the basics of a basic consultation right, you best run for the hills.

Working with Artsy Geek is one of the best decisions I've ever made, no exaggeration. I worked with…read moreArtsy Geek to build out my business story and brand guidelines, including a "vocabulary," logo, color palette, and value statements. I get complimented all the time on my visual presentation, but more than just that the very act of going through Artsy Geek's brand and self exploration process was integral to my developing a strong business brand that's separate from but true to my personal self. I'm a realtor and I actually loathe self-marketing, so I wanted to work with Jen, Michael, and Becca to find a way to create a distinct professional brand that communicates who I am and what I offer without losing my entire life to what really should be a job with boundaries. Artsy Geek absolutely nailed it; they distilled everything I am and want to be professionally into a handful of core assets, and it legitimately changed how I approach my business. Worth every hour and dollar, they're so good at really hearing you and translating what you say into "product," and they're funny and smart and caring and generally great people to boot. Thank you so much for everything, I'll be back if and when I'm ready for new collateral or if I ever go in a new direction brand-wise!

As a solo entrepreneur, I've had to get by with doing a lot of things myself that I'm no expert in…read more Graphic design has been one of those things. I got by for a while making some simple stuff on my own, or hiring online gigs but nothing ever really looked polished and professional, and there was a noticeable lack of continuity. Since I started working with Artsy Geek, who really took the time to understand my brand, voice, customer, and vision, my whole brand identity has come to life! I've had eye-catching sidewalk and building signs made, luxe door hangers and postcards, clean and crisp print collateral, and outstanding social media graphics that all elevate my studio brand and reflect what my business represents. There's something that goes deeper for me than just having good-looking branding. Every time I see the work that Artsy Geek has done for me, it fills me with a sense of pride in my business and hope for its growth. I feel so confident when I'm able to leverage images that spark and communicate what I love most about my business. Having that attitude helps me stay in the mindset I need to be in as a small business owner.