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    LYFE Marketing

    LYFE Marketing

    2.0
    (12 reviews)

    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.

    We had an unfortunate run-in with a LYFE Marketing Representative, Savanah Derrick, who was…read moreattempting to give our company a sales presentation. She was younger and very green, reading from a script. It was a waste of time listening to this untrained sales representative try to walk us through a scripted set of questions that I assume was intended to review their out-of-this-world services. About 10 minutes into this 30-minute appointment, I respectfully let her know that after 10 minutes, I still had no idea what her company does. She paused, and I could tell she had become irate. After the awkward pause, Savannah continued that I was rude and wanted to end the call. I was asking her if she had another representative who could work with us, and she hung up after yelling that she did not have time for my company or me. I had some choice words for this misguided young lady for sure, but I was going to let it go. I called the company back, and she kept answering. She laid into me, saying she didn't have time for my company or me. I had resigned myself to moving on, and then, 30 minutes later, we received two negative reviews back-to-back from made-up names we have no record of. Our company utilizes a virtual live assistant service, and these individuals are true professionals who have never been rude to anyone. Also, all calls are recorded, and their call IDs are logged. These two reviews were in retaliation for our interaction with Savannah Derrick of LYFE Marketing. I reached out to the founder of LYFE marketing, Sean Standberry, and Savannah's boss, Brandi Zatorski. Neither even attempted to get back with us on the matter. I started doing more research, which I should have done first. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/lyfemarketing.com has its score in the mediocre range. https://www.yelp.com/biz/lyfe-marketing-atlanta-2 has this company rated very low. I have added my reviews based on their lack of correspondence back to us, and we are rooted in substance, whereas Savannah Derrick is retaliating for what she deemed rude.

    Local Marketing

    Local Marketing

    3.9
    (7 reviews)

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

    As it stands now, LMi owes me money for time worked. They withheld money for an HSA account they…read moredid not set up, and have not reimbursed me for the contributions withheld from my pay. When I was hired on Aubree asked if I needed a PC or Mac to complete my work, and I answered Mac. A month later I received a PC. It was a pretty lightweight computer and I had a lot of trouble running photoshop. A few days in I also noticed that it would crash or restart a few times a day. I brought this to managements attention and was told "this is what everyone uses without issue". This was of course not true. The other designers had Macs with specs to run Photoshop. I continued to voice my frustrations, because it genuinely infringed on my ability to get work done. It took months of this back and forth before they agreed to order something that would actually work. About a month after I started receiving benefits I asked to gain access to my HSA. I brought it up several times to different people and was largely ignored. Eventually, four months later, as I was leaving the position I emailed all of the CEOs, it was discovered that no one had any idea how it was supposed to work and there wasn't an account. It has been weeks since then and I have no new information about a resolution. In my exit process, I was expected to return the laptop. I was given the information to ship it and told if I didn't get it out that afternoon I would be charged for it, because of a document I signed at hiring. I was at work and unable to get it out that day, so I asked to see the document. Aubree was VERY weird about it and kept trying to make me feel bad about asking for it and not being able to get it out that day. When I finally did get it shipped, I received an email threatening a police report if they did not receive it soon, despite it being in transit and the company still owing me money. Overall my experiences with design and project team members was largely positive, but my other experiences with Aubree and Michele were largely hostile and unprofessional. It was always such a chore for them to be bothered to help out an employee. There have been multiple times where each of them ignored me, or just stated plainly they weren't going to help. It was very off-putting to be talked to the way I was, especially by Aubree. It would be one thing if this were an isolated incident, but it's really indicative of a larger issue. The company has large amounts of turnover, bare minimum benefits, and a really poor work/life balance. i was paid decently, but expected to get so much work done before leaving that quality was always a compromise. I saw so many people in and out in my brief term, and it was always branded as exciting growth. If you're going to work with or for this company do so with caution.

    Cox Enterprises - marketing - Updated August 2026

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