I've used Griffin Concepts for over 15 years. Paul does amazing work, very attentive and detail…read moreoriented. always available for help, advice, and feedback. He will treat your business if it was his. He does all kinds of services. Never hesitate to ask him any question.

Paul was so wonderful to work with that I wish I had more print jobs just to have that pleasure. My…read moreniece is getting married and I wanted some nice notecards with her new monogram. I could not believe how difficult it was to find something that I liked and that was reasonably priced -- did a lot of online shopping and went to a few stores but they just didn't have what I wanted. Paul did a simple but beautiful design for the cards and had them shipped to my house. Certainly made my life much easier. Would definitely recommend Griffin Concepts as the place to go for your special printing needs

Jim and his team were awesome! They did the install on behalf of Fastsigns of giant wall graphics…read morefor our temporary leasing office in Saint Louis. They were prompt, installed rather quickly, and were extremely friendly and pleasurable to work with! Thanks Jim + Team!

B Knott Productions exceeded our expectations! The video they created for our restaurant perfectly…read morecaptured our Supper Club vibe and made it easy to access the deliverable. They were also extremely fast in the turnaround!

Steve, Emily and the entire Silver Scope Design team delivered a logo that we are more than happy…read morewith. The entire process was seamless, within both budget and timeline. For any future project we definitely know who we will be contacting.

Amazing company to work with. Always a call away when you need them. From the design of our site to…read morekeeping it up and running smoothly, we are always a priority.

I know the 'Amberg' of CAC Inc. personally and that he really works hard at what he does in the…read morepublic relations field. He and his team are a dedicated group that will surpass your expectations of a communications company ten fold. Conveniently located in the heart of Saint Louis, Missouri-- Cushman Amberg will be there to help your company's business out. Also, they have another office in Chicago, Illinois if you are in that area.

This company and the owner, Brandon Sloan, who I have on my camera from 2016 when I made a…read morefeature-length documentary on LoFi Cherokee, released an 18-minute video made the following year that strongly resembles part of my feature-length film after the Host's event and main Subject of the film, Bill Streeter, tried to revoke my access to his internet music videos after I had completed the film. Since I acted on a very obvious agreement we made, I had what's called an Implied Copyright License, for all those who don't understand Copyright Law that still claim to be Video Professionals. What that means is I had already completed a Feature Length Film and I had IRREVOCABLE Rights to use the footage that was...Already in the film and already approved of by Streeter. In fact, the Trailer for the film was RELEASED PUBLICLY AT BILL'S EVENT. While I was making the film in 2016, I tried to talk to Brandon like I did most of the crew and many of the bands for formal and informal interviews, and Brandon was the rudest person I had met that day and told me to get my camera out of his face. I guess I found out why after his pal tried revoking my access and ruining my name in St Louis then this guy releases an 18-minute video that is more than twice as long as the others in that series and his VIDEO looks pretty close in structure and to part of my FEATURE-LENGTH FILM and he even used certain video clips that were used in the film. In fact, Bill Streeter even attacked my Youtube and Vimeo Channels with False DMCA's for my Trailer, Rough Cut and the video of him announcing the Trailer Publicly. They are all back online now. He did this after his pal Sloan made his video. I am pretty positive I have a legitimate COpyright Claim against Dancing Shoes but it isn't worth my time. Instead, I'm releasing LoFi Cherokee: The Movie under WE Entertainment LLC in Los Angeles, where short films just don't add up.

We had a videographer cancel on us for the final evening performance of my senior son's high school…read moremusical. I called several businesses in a panic on Saturday morning, and Brandon was one of two who responded (the other one was very courteous, but booked). Brandon was available, very friendly, and showed up that night without even asking for a deposit. He brought two cameras and did a great job... which we know because he sent us a link to the video in just a few days! There was a small issue with the video upload and he got that fixed very quickly. I was so lucky he wasn't booked and I'm very grateful for his wonderful work. Highly recommend!

This is an odd duck in terms of gift stores. Apparently there are a lot of architectural firms in…read morethe vicinity of this place that might create enough of a demand for a store like this. Surprisingly enough, there's a lot of cool things for sale, like an architectural history of St. Louis, as well as some diagrams and plans for new developments in the area. This feels like a functional gift shop, where information is sold, rather than trinkets. However, you can buy trinkets, but of a more sturdy quality. They have some really cool St. Louis snow globes available, and some architectural models for the more adventurous hobbyist. I would suggest this to Downtown visitors who are acclimating themselves to St. Louis. It's actually quite informative to glance at the architectural history of the area before venturing off into other parts of the city.

The AIA is the professional organization representing Architects. They have a very nicely designed…read morestorefront on Washington Avenue that functions both as their office and a bookstore / gift shop. They stock many books that would be of interest for architects or those interested in architecture. But they also carry a nice array of gifts and objects d'art related to architecture. As an example, they have some nice postcards, 3d building puzzles, models, paintings, etc. They tend to feature artwork done by local architects such as sculptures or photographs. Anyway, it is a nice little place to take out-of-towners if you are downtown - especially if looking for some St. Louis keepsakes that you can't find anywhere else in town. As a bonus, it gives you an excuse to walk around in the lobby of the Lammert Building, a restored gem of a turn-of-the-century office building downtown.

We've worked with XTApps on our website and SEO, and the experience has been fantastic. They're…read moreknowledgeable, responsive, and deliver real results. Highly recommend to any small business owner looking to grow online!