I have been using LORAC Marketing for about two years now. They designed, built and maintain my…read morewebsite (www.creolebagelry.com), designed and maintain my menus, work with me on the image guardian program and the Love to Buy Local program. I deal mostly with Mike Bell, their restaurant specialist. He always has valuable insight for me in regards to menu design, pricing, marketing and graphic design. He has helped me build a "brand" around a central theme for all my marketing materials. I trust the entire team and will continue to seek their advice and council.

The folks at LORAC really know about marketing, social media, online presence and making your…read morewebsite look beautiful. I've also seen their menus in many restaurants and the quality is second to none. What really makes me love them, though, is their genuine care for not only their customers and clients, but to the community in general.

Bayou Web Design+ produced three short videos for my business, Creole Bagelry. During the whole…read moreprocess, they offered great advice on how to best represent my business and how to highlight our products and processes. They recorded the videos over a few days in my business without interrupting any processes/procedures. The end product is really professional and I have received a lot of comments from customers and other business owners on how well they are done. You can see one of the videos at https://youtu.be/3y9OtoZtIn8. THANK YOU BAYOU WEB DESIGN+!!!

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Dude is a joke. Talked to him for 30 seconds and figured out what kind of person he is. His sales…read morepitch to me was that I didn't have a website and it was a "problem". I informed him we do have a website. He looked it up and found it real quick. For some reason he still said my business didn't come up after literally showing me my own website. I told him you can also google my business and it comes right up. He acted like he was about to do my business a favor and was highly offended I didn't need his services. If you need a website this guy isnt even on the list.

"Lack of character always reveals itself in the end...Toxic people will pollute everything around…read morethem. Don't hesitate. Fumigate." Mandy Hale A couple of weeks ago, Brett must have read my review and went on the offensive attack. First he wrote me a PM here with this insightful 4-word message: You are a douche. Again, no mention of anything being factually wrong about my review. I guess since my review made it obvious I'm NOT deleting it, he decided to tell me how he really felt. Now, instead of going back to his business model to see if there's anything he should fix/change (i.e.: listening to clients about their wants and needs, fixing and correcting the changes clients request and paid for, having steps in place to ensure quality and security of site, etc.) he spends his time retaliating against those who speak out against him. As others have said before me, "The business owner, upon reading my previous review, decided to launch personal attacks...to include sending threatening messages and fabricating quite a fantastically fictional story which he posted." He's created entirely fictitious reviews and posted them all over the internet, in an attempt to smear my current place of employment. Luckily, my new place has integrity and lets its work speak for itself. I also have a boss who's not afraid to stand up for what's right. History has proven that the truth will always reveal itself- and has made me a true believer! We have now gotten more positive reviews and client referrals. Upon seeing his actions, our clients have been so appalled, they've really rallied behind us. We have literally been showered with love and support. Talk about an eye-opening experience. Again, thanks to former reviews, we are fully prepared in case he continues his MO and sends me "threatening text messages that attempted to threaten me and my place of employment with litigation for posting a negative review of his unprofessional business practices." So Brett, I hope you see this as a lesson that scare tactics and retaliations will only get you so far. As the Bible states, "Truthful lips endure forever, but a lying tongue lasts only a moment." You've had your moment. And now that's passed. It's up to you how you want this to be resolved. You and your employees can continue attacking and creating false reviews OR you can take a good hard look at your business and business practices. I would suggest the latter. What you're doing isn't working or sustainable. Not to mention not right. In any shape or fashion.

I paid to get the final part of my SEO work to be done and the Google Search Console and Google…read moreanalytics was never done.

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I went to this UPS store to send a package to a family member to be picked up at another UPS store…read morein PA. What I sent weighed at 6lbs, however, per "dimensional weight" I was charged at 24lbs, which is 4x the weight. Per the store owner, the dimensions of the box also goes into account of what is being sent, which doesn't make any sense because my partner sent something with larger dimensions on his box and the item weigh more than what I've sent, and he was not charged nearly as much as I was. Either way, her response was "nice nasty". I asked would it have been cheaper to have the store package it rather than us package it, in which she responded that it would have been. I said well I wish I knew that rather than being charged four times per dimensional weight. She responds "well we couldn't help with that because it's not like we know what's in the box," but you would know what was in the box if you asked me specifically what was in there in order to inform me that there's an extra charge to insurance the item that has a value past $100 should be lost or stolen, and that I was asked by the store rep what was in the box specifically as it is on my receipt. I just believe that if something was weighed at 6 pounds and the computer is giving a dimensional weight four times the weight of what's in the package that that would have been something that would've been brought up. So now, before insurance, I'm being charged $63 to ship a 6lb item. I advise if you are going to get an item shipped from this store: That you may look into them actually packaging it so you're not charged four times more than the actual weight due to "dimensional weight" That you look into pricing when it comes to sending something store to store because apparently you're supposed to know that "each store is different and you should not randomly send things without looking into it" per the store owner(as I said "nice nasty").

I went to the UPS store to return my AT&T router and the line was nearly out the door, but was…read morestill able to get in and out in about 5 minutes!! The people working at this store were so polite & quick!! They're doing a great job!