I've never reviewed a service my business uses before, but PushFire is worth every five-star review…read moreand then some. We worked with the PushFire team on a number of campaigns that required sales above and beyond what our normal channels could provide. Every time they launched a paid placement campaign for us, we received an exceptional return on our investment. Even better, there have been a number of times when we could have spent more money to get things done (which would have resulted in more money for PushFire), but they recommended a less-expensive approach at the expense of their pay. Who does that??? THEY DO. PushFire is a PPC and SEO powerhouse that's worth their weight in gold. I can't even count how many times I've recommended PushFire to friend and colleagues -- they're absolutely fantastic and I'll keep on recommending them to anyone who needs digital marketing solutions that really work.

We've used PushFire for several years now. They are a top-tier agency in regards to experience,…read moreexecution and client management. All of our paid campaigns on AdWords, Bing and social networks have been expertly run by them. They even take care of the little (but important) things, like contacting Google AdWords when competitors are bidding against our trademark. They are great at helping us understand what they're doing and also reporting on campaign performance (regardless of the outcome). They also have a legendary SEO, Rae Hoffman, who provides expert site audits and strategies for ranking higher on search engines. All in all, using PushFire for our PPC, retargeting and SEO needs has been a no brainer for us. We highly recommend them!

Order was as requested and of very good quality. Very affordable esp compared to other sign…read morecompanies. Image 360 is our "Go-To" for print & signage needs.

Service, staff and attention to detail is on point. Competitive pricing & a great place to get all…read moreyour signage needs. They also wrap vehicles!

What impressed me the most about working with Andrew and Black Dot Designs was that he was prepared…read morefor our initial meeting and had prepared a template idea based on our first phone call. If you're looking for someone easy to work with, someone who is an idea generator and comes with solutions, someone who is prompt and reliable you will find all of that and more with Andrew and BDD. Super happy and planning on using Black Dot Designs for future work! Jackie Bachmeier MyDesign, a division of Carlton Hall, Inc.

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If there was a zero they would be a negative 10. 1- They…read morelie, they state they are a USA business, where as the sellers are in Pakistan and they contract a manufacture in China! 2- Product breaks from first use. 3- I am adding pictures of the broken items. I'n addition to screenshots of the chats and the delivery from FedEx. I paid for the 10x10 tent on the 27th of March. The item was left at the door on April 7th. To which I opened on my first event on April 14th and you can see from the pictures how this is not a sturdy outdoor tent as he said in the chat. Made from cheap thin material. It broke in more than 3 places, first day!! Although there was no wind the day of the event, his manufacturer told him (as per that chat ) and assumed I put it in windy conditions. Although that wasn't the case, but it is supposed to be an out door tent for a business! I spoke to him on the 16th telling him the situation and really didn't expect his reply. Instead of apologising and sending another one he first says that they have excellent customer service, then starts to ask for 75$ shipping fees. The first time the seller charged me 35$ for shipping. Now that this is a damaged item, what guarantees the next frame would be better quality. In addition, I should pay for shipping only once for a correct and solid item not keep on paying shipping because of a cheap manufactured product. Once you lose trust in the material, what guarantees (even if I pay the shipping) that the new one would be better. The first one was supposedly custom made, meaning it is the best they can do! This is not a cheap priced item, I paid 550$ for it and I expect to see a product worth that much. I got a big cut and a small one from the broken pieces. I'm addition, I can't use it in events any more. So affecting medically and financially. Do not do business with those people.

We had a fantastic experience with the purchase of our custom advertising. Balloon! Communication…read morewas accurate, and the company followed through on everything. They promised I was a little leery after reading the reviews but I prayed about it and took a chance and I'm glad I did because we have our very own custom advertising Balloon now, and it was affordable, the quality is great! They also told me they would repair any holes if they're ever were any that developed through wear and tear.

Great, fast work by professional people who know your needs before you do! They do everything from…read morebusiness cards to vehicle wraps and all the fun stuff in between.

Quick, personal service -- we love them. They are also wonderful in accommodating jobs that need…read moreto be expedited. Stellar customer service. :)

Troy and Bethany provided inbound marketing and website design services for my wife and I. They…read morewent above and beyond what I expected and took the time to thoroughly explain the process and uncover the best way to accomplishment our goals. They are a more expensive agency than some of the others I've met with, but you do get what you pay for. I'd say go for it and give them a call. Your investment will be worth it.

We met with Troy Cartmill of Reap & Sow Marketing to discuss the design and building of two…read morewebsites for our business. Troy told us that Reap & Sow would refund our money if we were not "100% satisfied." We were quoted a total price of $4,350 for both websites: $3,000 for the first and $1,350 for the second, smaller site. We advised The Cartmills that we might enlist a third party consultant (our son-in-law) to design a logo. We signed a contract and paid Reap & Sow Marketing an initial deposit of $2,300. A few weeks later we received a mock-up of the first website. It wasn't what we had envisioned and we attempted to communicate to the Cartmills the appearance we wanted. In an effort to provide Troy and Bethany an example of the design we wanted, we asked our son-in-law to tweak it. We sent them back the mockup that included a logo, some minor changes to the color scheme, and some sample photos. Bethany called, accusing us of breaching our contract by letting someone else "manipulate" the mockup. There is nothing in the contract prohibiting that. During this phone conversation, we learned that a third party had built our website mock-up (without our knowledge or permission). Our original contract stated explicitly that the individuals working on our website were Troy & Bethany Cartmill. We were never told that the work wouldn't be done by the Cartmills. After that unprofessional phone call, and after finding out that Troy and Bethany (whose portfolio was what had sold us) weren't even the ones building the site, we were really uncomfortable with placing our future in the hands of Reap & Sow Marketing. We expressed this to The Cartmills and asked for our deposit back. They ignored us, and we haven't received a dime back. We have since hired a wonderful design company who were very professional and built a lovely website.