I've used them to help design our logo and to wrap our trucks and I couldn't be happier. They do…read moreabsolutely amazing work!

This is an update for the review I left. I thought I had done this already. We had a bad…read moreexperience, yes, however, they made it up to us. They made corrections, redid the wrap, and the quality was superb. I'd highly recommend them.

Responsive, flexible, reliable. We had a deadline and upon communicating this to the team at The…read moreSign Center, they all clearly understood the urgency and all worked to meet the accelerated schedule. Each time we spoke with a representative about our project, they reiterated the urgency and their commitment to meet the deadline. They did it! Great team, great product, great end result. These folks are the absolute best!

These guys are the best. Having ourselves be in business for over 65 years we know what it's like…read moreto find a top notch company you can trust. Their design and installation and overall implementation is second to none. i highly recommend The Sign Center for your signage and creative designs.

They seemed to be precise in what I asked for snd the price was reasonable…read more They even thru in a duplicate copy (small lettering), no charge.

I bought this truck for my Pool & Spa business. I struggled with the designs talking to other sign…read morestores, until my wife called and spoke with Rene. He is so professional and got me in the next day after coming up with the perfect signage for my truck and my business. I highly recommend that you call Rene and give this company your business. They will earn it, trust me

Such great service from all the staff! The website was very helpful in setting up my initial order,…read moreand to follow up from the company was the same. Thank you for helping me with my rather large print job!

Every year I have the flyers for our Annual Neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt.. Such friendly service…read morecompetitive pricing and an all around good experience.

Great place and helpful employees they went above and beyond to help me. The owner greeted me and…read morewas over the top nice. What a great place to get plans printed

I recently parked in the parking lot for this location to walk across the street to check out a…read moremenu for a new food truck. when exiting my vehicle I had an employee of this location yell something to me from across the parking lot. The location is on Overland, cars passing by and their lawn guy was running the weed eater. I could not hear her. I assumed she was telling me that I couldn't park there, but I wasn't staying long. Again just wanted to look at the menu. So I turned my back and ignored her. She proceeded to take a picture of my license plates. Trying to converse with me from across the parking lot. The confrontation became heated. My behavior is not part of this review, but could have been better. Let's just say her behavior matched. Flipping me off and dropping the "F" bomb. I left and came back to speak with the owner thinking he would care what kind of image his employee was giving his company! Ron doesn't give a shit! Kudos for having his employees back, but pretty sure she doesn't pay his bills. I've never used this company and based on how I was treated I never will.

When a business is thriving, it usually isn't looking for a marketing agency. I reached out to…read moreSocial Eyes because my business is struggling in a struggling industry, and I was hoping that professional marketing could help generate the revenue my small business desperately needs. I'm a one-man operation. I handle every aspect of my business myself. When you're spending money that isn't coming in, hiring another business and trusting that they'll help is a leap of faith that doesn't come easily. Communication is critical in a relationship like this, and unfortunately, that's where I feel Social Eyes failed. Our first meeting was full of strategy, optimism, and a clear game plan. During the first month, I tried not to panic and trusted the process. The steps seemed to be: Collect the initial payment. Make minor changes to my existing logo. Build a landing page and an online menu for my services. Launch a Google Ads campaign. This is where the problems began. No one explained that Google Ads charges are commonly flagged as fraudulent by some banks. When my bank sent me a fraud alert, I froze my account and canceled my debit card. Since my bank is based in Beaverton, Oregon, with no local branches, it took 10 days to receive a replacement card. During that time, my Google Ads stopped running because payment couldn't be processed. No one contacted me to let me know the ads had stopped or helped me resolve the issue. I didn't find out until it was time for Social Eyes to collect their next payment. From my perspective, I was left wondering why I wasn't seeing any ads, calls, or inquiries while precious time was slipping away. That was just the first 30 days. During the second month, I raised concerns about being able to see what was happening in the Google Ads account so I could understand the campaign's performance and make informed decisions. Dutch told me I would receive weekly reports. Four weeks later, I had received exactly zero reports. By the end of the second month, I still wasn't seeing ads, calls, leads, or any indication that the campaign was gaining traction. More importantly, I wasn't receiving the communication I expected from a company I was paying to help grow my business. As I sit here writing this review, I'm surrounded by the choices that brought me to this point. The money I invested in this service could have kept my business going for another couple of months while I explored other options. Maybe the outcome would have been the same regardless. Maybe my business was already facing an uphill battle. I don't blame Social Eyes for my business decisions. I do blame them for the lack of communication, transparency, and follow-through. Outside of collecting payments, I rarely felt informed about what was happening, what was working, what wasn't, or what the next steps should be. If you're considering hiring Social Eyes, my advice is simple: make sure you clearly define communication expectations upfront, insist on regular reporting, and verify that you're able to monitor your campaigns throughout the process.

When a business is thriving, it usually wouldn't need a marketing agency. I reached out to Social…read moreEyes because my business is struggling in a struggling industry, I was hoping that professional marketing could help generate the revenue my small business desperately needs. I'm a one-man operation. I handle every aspect of my business myself. When you're spending money that isn't coming in, hiring another business and trusting that they'll help is a leap of faith that doesn't come easily. Communication is critical in a relationship like this, and unfortunately, that's where I feel Social Eyes failed. Our first meeting was full of strategy, optimism & a clear game plan. During the first month I tried not to panic and trusted the process. The steps seem to be: Collect the initial payment. Make minor changes to my existing logo. Build a landing page and an online menu for my services. Launch a Google Ad's campaign. This is where the problems began. No one from Social Eyes explained that Google Ads charges are commonly flagged as fraudulent by some banks. When my bank sent me a fraud alert, I froze my account and canceled my cards. Since my bank is based in Beaverton, Oregon, with no local branches , it took 10 days to receive a replacement card. During that time , My Google Ads stopped running because payment couldn't be processed.No one contacted me from Social Eyes to inform me the Ads have stopped or helped resolve the issue. From my perspective I was left wondering why I wasn't seeing any ads, calls, or inquiries while precious time was slipping away. That was just the first 30 days. During the second month, I raised concerns about being able to see what was happening in the Goggle Ads account so I could understand the campaign's performance and make informed decisions. Dutch told me I would receive weekly reports. Four weeks later, I had received zero reports. By the end of the second month, I still wasn't seeing ads, calls, leads, or any indication that the campaign was gaining traction. . More importantly, I wasn't receiving the communication I expected from a company I was paying to help grow my business. As I sit here writing this review, I'm surrounded by the choices that brought me to this point. The Monet I invested in this service could have kept my business going for another couple of months while I explored other options. Maybe the outcome would have been the same regardless. Maybe my business was already facing an uphill battle. I don't blame Social Eyes for my business decisions. I do blame them for the lack of communication, transparency & fallow-through. Outside of collecting payments, I rarely felt informed about what was happening, what was working, what wasn't or what the next steps should be. If you are considering hiring Social Eyes, my advice is simple: make sure you clearly define communication expectations upfront, insist on regular reporting & verify that you're able to monitor your campaigns throughout the process.

We've had some challenges getting our website up and running so far but the company is making an…read moreeffort to make things right which we appreciate.

Salt Creative gave my website a fresh new modern look. I'm pleased with this updated version.read more

Diamond Media recently built my site for my property management business. They truly delivered…read moreexcellent customer service even with my lower end budget. After going through a company where I was left unsatisfied with the finished product, Cody was able to rebuild my website. He provided so many helpful recommendations while staying true to my overall vision. I highly recommend working with his company!