I found this company through a youtube video. I had been attempting to do my businesses facebook…read moreads myself for sometime and realized I was just wasting my money. My business has a specific clientele and I was nervous about bringing on a social media advertising company. I was pleasantly surprised with their information and assessment of my website. I decided to roll the dice and sign on for the 3 months they required at the time. So far I have had several new clients come through my doors due to the ad that have been running. My social ads manager Marshall is a creative individual who helped formulate the ads that would be running. He has answered all of my questions and even went beyond to help me understand what facebook's ad manager shows data wise. Im excited to see what the next month holds as I have only finished my first month with them. I will say that I already had a website professionally built, booking software for clients to sign up straight from my website, and professional pictures of my clients ready for Lyfe Marketing to use. I do believe if I didn't have these things in place the ads would have ran less successfully this past month. I will say I believe the initial start up with the company was slow. I was signed up and starting around the first week of May but my first ad did not start until Mid - late May. There were forms, phone calls and other items that had to be dealt with, but my first "edit" of my first ad was only a color change of a sentence. That change took 2 days to complete. I know the editing software they are using and it would only take a few seconds to do. This just shows they have other clients in my opinion and I am not overly upset with the time it took. If I could create, manage and run my own ads I would not be using them.

I am writing this review to warn other small business owners about the severe gap between what LYFE…read moreMarketing's sales onboarding team promises and what their fulfillment team actually delivers. Before signing our agreement, their representative explicitly stated in writing, "We can design anything... we can turn your vision into reality," assuring us that their team could use specified AI tools to deliver a realistic product image of what our final retail product would look like, and agreed they could work directly from our raw component assets--specifically photos of unlabeled and uncolored physical product samples--while our pre-production retail samples were being manufactured. We provided these raw assets alongside exact HEX color codes, label artwork files, a detailed brand brief, and even our own generative AI images for reference. Relying entirely on this technical representation, we moved forward and paid our initial onboarding fees It was clear from the beginning that the fulfillment team was unable to meet the expectations set by the onboarding process and sales agent. Instead of using our source assets to create a final, realistic product image which they explicitly stated they could deliver during onboarding, it was obvious they chose to replicate the placeholder AI images I had shared to assist them, and even failed to label our products with the provided files. When we pointed out these errors, management backtracked completely, stating in writing: "...it would help us greatly if you are able to provide product photography, as that allows for better accuracy... product photography can help ensure the final assets are as accurate and aligned with the actual product as possible." This blatantly contradicted the exact AI technical solution they sold us to secure our business. If you're a business without final retail-ready photography, be incredibly careful with the verbal and written technical promises made to you during their sales loop. I also highly recommend any small business owner thoroughly check their Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating and reviews before moving forward.

The East Cobber is an excellent source for advertising a business. When I opened my salon in 2009…read moreI found that I could reach my local community through the East Cobber. I started my business with basically no clients. I was not a known Hair Stylist in the area. The East Cobber was one of my major sources of advertising. After about 5 years I was informed that my advertising costs would go up 100+%. I felt I was paying a fair price for my continuous monthly ad. The costs were going to go up 100+%. Wow! That was way out of my business budget! I thanked them and moved on. It was difficult to lose my main advertising source, but I felt the extreme jump was way to much for my business to absorb. I was not given other options. Patrick Carmen @ Patrick Carmen NR.9 salon 678-427-8000.

From the owner: Advertisement, Marketing, Magazine Advertising, Print Advertisment, print media marketing, Print…read moremedia advertising, Direct marketing

This company is ran like a 1099 Contractor slaughter house. Cattle in. Cattle out…read more Majority owner is shady af. Lawsuits abound! You are a "1099 contractor" but have to work like an employee. People who are hired to do creative work are given office manager duties. The owner is clueless and keeps hiring imbeciles as managers over people who are more qualified. Those managers than tell the teams idiot tactics that don't work and blames the people he manages when he fails. Owner ends people's contracts without notice and lies about everything benefits, titles, contracts, etc. Don't you dare take a vacation because you'll never come back from it. Owner has let go of several employees who took more than a day or two off. His biggest claim to fame is suppressing "contractors" and his company from growing.

Incredible Company!! Incredible people and staff is incredibly knowledgeable and really cares about…read moretaking us to the next level!

This communications agency is one of the best in the city. Their work is strategic and effective -…read moreI would highly recommend them to any company looking for a real marketing partner. Plus, they have really cool offices and great people, too.

From the owner: We've had great success in many areas of Advertising and Marketing over the years. We would like to…read moreemphasize a few that we do best: Helping companies find a brand position that they can own, supported by iconic, memorable work that is not overly dependent on large production or media budgets. Understanding the hearts and minds of sports fans like no one else. Bringing fresh thinking into new categories. Demonstrating a deep understanding of the cable television industry. Growing relationships built on unwavering trust. Lastly, it is our mission to consistently advance the best interest of our brands and business.

I own a small business in Marietta and was fortunate to meet Kriston with Id8 at local networking…read moreevent. Kriston and her staff helped me with my brand, including designing a new logo, business cards, and letterhead. Me and her team of artists went through several designs and redesigns to get to the best result. They provide great service with a price point that fits within my marketing budget.

From the owner: id8 is a branding and marketing agency near Atlanta, GA. We deliver creative solutions for small…read moreand mid-market businesses and specialize in branding, strategy, and packaging design. id8 can help with your brand positioning, marketing communications, presentations, advertising, and website redesign.

Gotta love the "Cox kind" motto here and the air of comfort in the building. Gracious leaders,…read morefriendly staff, and a mountain of employees amenities that entice WFH to come in at least a few days per week.

I contacted your company and spoke with several agents. Most were polite, until I reached one who…read morewas as cold and dismissive as your useless chat bot that doesn't respond to messages. After dragging me through hoops just to get an answer, she told me I needed to cough up thirty-some dollars for an account that supposedly closed today (she even texted me this while we were on the phone, I guess I can say they didn't inform me of the charge, well done). Apparently, that's how you handle transfers and moves. Two-plus hours, multiple agents, three supervisors, and one frosty lecture later, I'd lost time, money, and patience. If the goal was to make customers feel like hostages, mission accomplished. The escalation department briefly restored hope with actual professionalism, even assuring me I couldn't connect it myself due to "configuration issues." Then nobody showed up for the install. I was told it was merely delayed but still "on the way." I paid a bill I was never advised of when setting the appointment a week earlier, only to discover the install had been rescheduled for the wrong apartment. That isn't customer service, it's slapstick. And the kicker? I called back, got yet another agent, and was told I could connect it myself now that the line was active. I did. It worked instantly. So congratulations, you've managed to set a new standard for incompetence.