Golden is lucky to have this printing shop right in the heart of Golden. Awesome, friendly and…read morecompetent service.

From the owner: AlphaGraphics Arvada/Denver/Golden/Aurora serves the Greater Denver Metro Area with a broad range…read moreof print communications and marketing services – truly a one-stop resource. We have served the local and regional market for nearly 25 years. From creative to delivery – from postcard mailings to large scale installations of branded images. As part of a worldwide 50-year old business with 260 centers – we can help Get Business and Get Noticed!

Our company has partnered with Revenue River for a couple years now and we couldn't be happier with…read moretheir work. They provide excellent digital marketing consultation, HubSpot expertise, marketing strategy, and all manner of services revolving around content marketing. What really sets them apart is that even though they are a business and of course care about making money, they always act in the best interests of our company and genuinely work towards our success. I never feel like I'm negotiating over pennies with a service provider, I feel like I'm working with a partner to do high quality work. Their customer service, speed, and attentiveness is just second to none. As a digital marketer, I work with lots of vendors. Most are good. Some are annoying but provide a necessary service I can't do without. Revenue River provides vital services for us AND is a pleasure to work with, something rare indeed.

From the owner: Revenue River specializes in a wide variety of digital strategy tactics. Theses include, internet…read moremarketing, website development/design, SEO and other aspects of digital marketing.

We have worked wth 10 Pound Gorilla on a number of projects over the past few years. They have…read morebeen a great extension to our team and have delivered on every project that we have needed, on time, and with eactly what we needed to deliver a complete solution!

Working with 10 Pound Gorilla was a painful experience. We hired them for a small project, and it…read morewas complete chaos. The lack of communication was astounding, and the deadlines just kept sliding as they piled on excuses. A project they told us would be done in November was finally completed in May. Technically, they're very competent - but you pay the price when it comes to schedule. This was the most frustrating "professional" experience I've ever had.

I've worked here as part of the production crew providing stills and BTS for several years and it's…read morealways some of the most fun and satisfying sessions! Everyone is so kind and thoughtful and funny and just real down-to-earth good people!

From the owner: Norton Frickey, Senior founded Network Affiliates Inc. in 1981, and we've been pioneering legal…read moreadvertising and marketing ever since. Norton Frickey didn't start in marketing. An ambitious man, he put himself through law school with the wages and tips he made as a bellhop in a small motel in Topeka, KS. Frickey movied to Denver and started his law firm in 1957. He was an accomplished defense attorney who took on many high profile cases. Eventually, he expanded his practice to service personal injury victims and those fighting for workers' compensation and social security disability. When the U.S. Supreme Court lifted the ban on lawyer advertising in 1977, Norton saw it as an opportunity to help others. It was then that he decided to open a marketing agency that would cater specifically to the legal industry. Norton Frickey believed everyone deserved the right to honest and exceptional legal representation regardless of status or finances. By opening his own marketing and advertising firm, he helped connect skilled attorneys with people who desperately needed of quality legal advice. His ultimate hope was that all people might have the chance to receive excellent legal representation; a goal we are true to this day.

I hired Redwolf Marketing (Victoria Wolf) of Golden, CO, to import my Blogger posts to Wordpress…read moreand rebuild the new site to look like the original. I paid her upfront $625 after we both agreed on a detailed contract spelling out her duties. Another 625 was due at completion. I totally wasted the $625 because: #1. Victoria kept making excuses for not making changes to my specs such as line spacing. She'd commonly say, "I'll put that on my list," even though it was already pointed out. #2. At one point she got cantankerous and snapped, "Stop! I'm not doing that!" when I asked her to narrow the width of a banner, even though making these adjustments was spelled out in the contract. #3. Victoria Wolf kept putting off building my requested "most popular posts" widget. It never got done. #4. At one point, 90 percent of the extensive drop-down menu that I'd been building suddenly vanished. Victoria had no technical explanation and I had to rebuild it: very time consuming. #5. The day before our fourth phone appointment, she sent an email telling me she was quitting the project (and this came out of nowhere), that I could hire a new developer to pick up where she left off (which proved impossible; explanation coming). She claimed she'd already spent more time than expected and wasn't getting her money's worth, even though at the beginning, she insisted on a flat fee rather than bill for an hourly rate. At this point the site looked very incomplete. #6. I hired a new developer who emailed me the following: "I took over helping my client with her website after another designer could not complete the job. There were rather easy fixes that she [Victoria] could not complete without help from elsewhere [e.g., theme developer], and waiting for said help significantly delayed the project. If she couldn't get someone to help her, she simply didn't complete the tasks requested. "In order to adequately develop my client's site to her specifications, I needed to start from scratch, as what was done by the previous designer was hacked together, both with messy code and in such an unorganized way that it was a far better use of my time and my client's money to start over rather than try to decipher and fix what the previous designer had done. It is my professional opinion that my client was taken advantage of and did not get what she paid for in her previous designer." More Alarming Examples: -Victoria claimed she couldn't set the font to Arial. The new developer quickly did this. -I told Victoria that words were being cut off at the end of post excerpts, such as "sho" for "should." The new developer explained that Victoria should have set the feature for maximum words, not characters, to prevent this. -The new developer quickly found a different theme that was more compatible with my specs, even though Victoria claimed it took her "a while" to find the theme she hacked together. -Though the new developer started from scratch, she imported from Victoria's incomplete files to save me from retagging hundreds of articles for the drop-down menu. As a result, a lot of messy code was inherited, though technically, the new developer DID rebuild from scratch. After only HALF the time that Victoria Wolf spent on the project, the new developer presented me with a site that looked just like the original, and for a much cheaper price. -I might point out that whenever I told the new developer what Victoria claimed she couldn't do and why, the new developer chuckled and said, "That's not true, and that only shows she didn't know what she was doing." Redwolf Marketing's only defense may be that I was too picky. But I clearly explained that I lack code and Wordpress knowledge and that's what I hired her for. Victoria Wolf may claim the project was taking too much time. But the contract included a list of tasks that she should have been able to estimate time involvement for. She also originally agreed that the flat rate would cover the possibility of spending more time than she initially anticipated. Most of the tasks were never completed. My site should have been done right THE FIRST TIME. I blew $625 and have nothing to show for it. (My new site is still under development.)

Do not trust Redwolf Marketing (run by Victoria Wolf). She failed to deliver and then, without…read morewarning or reason, quit before even half the project was done. By this point I had paid her more than half a thousand dollars--money clear out the window--for a half-baked website that was full of code error. She also was not pleasant to work with. Redwolf Marketing should have only HALF a star.

I've had the pleasure of working with Brenda in the past and she was always on point on all aspects…read moreof web development and coding. She is incredibly knowledgeable in front-end coding, as well as the best practices for responsive design. She is smart, quick, and so diligent in her work ethic. Even on a short notice basis, she was readily available to help me, I couldn't have done it without her! I would strongly recommend her services to any one with or without a conceptual idea of what they want built because she is well capable of catering to both clients! Keep up the great work Brenda and Aaron!

I recently had the pleasure of working with both Brenda & Aaron, who are an awesome team. I went to…read morethem with a vision for my website and they nailed it. Nothing was very an issue. I am quite picky so i kept asking to see things differently and every time they done it. They are both very responsive and great at sharing their own ideas and recommendations. If you need someone to design your site then give Eight Leaf Rabbit a try. You will not be dissapointed!