As an editor, brand manager and producer at a local university, I've been working with Spot…read moreCreative for several years, and I don't ever want to stop. When we launched the video portion of our marketing campaigns, we were a little unsure what, exactly, we wanted. Spot held a few meetings AND then held our hands as we figured it out together. They reviewed the print and web materials we already had, talked with us in-depth about what our university brand meant and where we saw it going, and coached us through casting/production/script writing basics. With considerable input from us, they led the way during those first projects, and the university came out on top with some eye-catching campus tours and student testimonials. Flash forward to today, and X still marks the Spot. Now that we've got some projects under our belts and we sort of know what we're doing, Spot lets me take the reins in directing the shot list, music and goals for our videos, while they continue to take outstanding footage and use their technical expertise to create magical things. They encourage me to be as hands-on and opinionated as possible, and I always look forward to my time in the studio - entire days there feel like mere hours because of the things I'm learning, the dialogue about the projects and the fun we're having. Spot truly understands our university brand, and that really comes out in the outstanding final products. Enrollment is up in part because of the videos, and students in focus groups share continually share their love for the vids. We use Spot primarily for shooting and editing new video, but we've also used them for new edits of older videos and some commercial work. They have streaming and other services, but we haven't really used those yet. I should mention that Spot does work for all kinds of clients, not just universities. I've seen their work for news outlets, financial institutions, auto sales, energy resources and more. Beyond their technical skills, the team at Spot creative is made up of plain-old good people - videographers, web designers, producers, graphic artists and more. These folks will share stories about their families, their dogs, their high school and college years and their interesting side projects, and you can't help but feel welcomed as one of them. They truly love what they do, and it shows in their final work and their processes with clients.

I have been looking for a bread company for a while. I work in what is considered a "rural" area,…read moreso the only company I could find to deliver bread to us was Bimbo Bakery. It's not a company I am happy with, but I was stuck. I was so happy to see a Fazio's truck pass the store! I ran in and called and they deliver in my area! I originally only bought bread/buns for the sandwiches we make and kept Bimbo for the commercially sold bread and hot dog buns, but Bimbo flaked out again. I now order everything from Fazio's and I can't keep bread on my shelf! We blow right through the commercial bread I sell and I end up putting the sandwich bread out so the shelf isn't empty. The sourdough bread is one of the best I have ever had. The pumpernickel/rye swirl is phenomenal. The cranberry raisin bread works so well with chicken salad, and it's also great toasted and buttered. We have also started carrying and selling the toasted ravioli. Those are also great. We don't have a fryer, so we buy the ones made for the oven. The texture is a bit different than the fried ones, but it's not a bad difference. It's just an observation, not a complaint. The oven ones have a little bit more chewyness than the deep fried ones, so if you do order the oven ones you're prepared. The pricing on them is low, I can sell them for far cheaper than other places and still be making a profit. Everyone I have dealt with at the company has been very helpful, and they have just laughed at my bonehead mistakes I've made. You know, the typical ones you make when switching vendors. All I know is I'm very happy I looked up and saw their truck going past. The only thing I'd change is a twice a week delivery instead of the once a week I have now, but I also understand that being rural and not having huge orders (typically I spend $75-100 weekly) doesn't make it feasible to come more often.

wow- their bread really is good! And it's not super high calorie either -130 calories for 2 slices…read moreof the multi-grain- not bad! I picked some up at the kirkwood farmers market and will certainly buy more.

Geile/Leon or more affectionately known as GL is a fabulous agency! They have all the awards and…read moretalent you will ever need out of your ad team. I had the pleasure of working for Dave Geile and Tim Leon for about 3 years when I lived in Saint Louis. They taught me the ropes of being a creative in an agency setting. They are two of the best businessmen in the advertising industry. If you ever need a great team to handle your advertising needs, hop on over to GL and they'll take care of you. If you can't find them in the Penthouse at 130 S. Bemiston, try one of the restaurants in Clayton around lunch or possibly Starbuck's ;-)

This place is fantastic. Some of the best creative minds in the Midwest to work with.read more

Had a job that had to be done in less than two weeks. They were very accommodating. Thanks to Julie…read morefor all of your help. I will definitely be recommending this business!

Good quality shirts with affordable prices. They check each order to make sure it is sent out…read morecorrectly. The artwork is always amazing, and the finished product never disappoints.