Aharmon is a new design group in Jackson Hole and they stand out from the rest of the pack in the…read morearea. Founder Anthony Harmon worked with me one on one in creating a branding package for my band and what truly stands out is his artistic ability. I have had the opportunity to browse through Aharmon's portfolio including his web design products and I have to say, in the Jackson Hole area I wouldn't go with anybody else. Highly Recommended.

We own an online retail business and needed help integrating our website for social media, and…read moreadvice and tutelage on how to make social media work for us. AJ & Heather are very easy to work with. They are both knowledgeable and actively engaged in social media, which we lack completely. They are personable and listen very well. One of their finest qualities is that they seem to intuitively understand when they've given us enough technical information--they don't over-explain. They are very helpful and responsive to any inquiries, and are willing to spend time teaching us what we need to know. Our project is still underway, and so far results have been good; my only concern is that, frankly, they have shown us a little too much deference because of our age! On this subject they are the experts, and we are the novices. I need to be whipped into social-media shape! We have had other consultants before, and none have been as good as Gliffen.

I have used Gliffen Designs for 2 of my businesses for both logo design and website design. AJ and…read morehis team nailed both. I have just recently work with him to build my latest website for my real estate business and couldn't be happier with the look and feel of my branding materials and website. I would definitely work with them again and recommend to anyone looking for graphic and web design. My cousin has been doing graphic design for years and was skeptical of any work that I had done until he saw the results. I need the feedback, because I'm not very artistic. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive - from my cousin graphic designer, from my marketing consultant, and from all that I polled.

I own another sign shop in California. I had a customer in Jackson Hole who needed some graphics…read moreinstalled. It was a simple job for some trailer graphics. Gravity said they could do it for us and had me prepay for the work. On the day of the install they advised me the job was beyond their capabilities (a 12' x 6' graphic on a flat surface) which turned out to be a lie. At the same time they were emailing me, their employee was on site making my customer pay them directly with a 60%+ markup. We ship graphics all over the country and have others do the install for us and we install locally for other companies. It is a common practice. I have never had another company pull such an unethical stunt like this.

From the owner: Custom High Quality Physical Brand Marketing Including: Car Wraps & Decals, Digital Print or Vinyl…read moreBanners, Signage Board, Magnetics, Dimensional Lettering, Wall Wraps, Business Cards, Brochures, Stickers and many more! Gravity Graphics (formerly Sign It Now) is a full-service creative studio offering consultation, design, and production of physical marketing for the built world. Since 2002 Gravity Graphics, located in Victor, Idaho has been providing quality customizable signage to fit any company or individuals advertising needs throughout the Greater Yellowstone region including Jackson Hole, Teton Valley and the Intermountain region. Specializing in printed products, physical marketing, and branding for local, national and franchise businesses. Our talented designers, in-house production services, and high-end large format printing shop can produce everything from custom vehicle wraps, architectural business signage, and custom printed products. Our custom installed vehicle wraps have earned us national recognition as a leader in quality for our attention to detail on your small, business vehicles, or corporate fleet vehicle branding.

No matter what you need or how fast you need it, go see Kenneth at Jackson Signs. While trying to…read morecomplete a fast track project that the rate of change exceeded the rate of progress. Or it sometimes seemed to. Kenneth and his folks continuously pulled a rabbit out of a hat. I recommend their business without reservation.

Very disappointed. I had a promotional piece printed w/o checking the weight of the paper figuring…read morethe printer or my designer would advise & pick the best. They printed a tri-fold marketing hand out on standard stock paper. When I came in in person to have them reprinted all at my cost I was poorly greeted with no apology or responsibility ,but quit the opposite. When I asked to have them reprinted on heavier-nicer stock I was advised it would not work. I ended up going elsewhere for a third printing. I have worked with a lot of printers and this was a first. They just don't care or know any better I guess. Never an apology or price break

I really needed a a big order of post cards with ZDP quickly. I talked to Jesse, who was very nice…read moreand professional, for a quote. I had talked to some other companies in Idaho falls who really seemed like they didn't know what they were talking about and it left a bad taste in my mouth. Even though it was pricier to place an order with Alphagraphics, I chose them for their great customer service and their knowledge. Thank you Jesse and Alphagraphics for your amazing work you did for me. Definitely recommend.

This is the worst store I've been to in my entire life. there are almost no workers, and the few…read morethat are there have no idea about any of the products, or even how to answer a simple question. I will never do business with this store, nor with the Staples corporation ever again.

I should have known better, yet I did it anyway....I went to my local Staples (and only office…read moresupply store within a 90 mile radius) to buy a new printer. I had been waiting for my old, cumbersome, HP 4620 printer to die, as it had caused me nothing but trouble since I bought it. I had a printing project come up, and after running every diagnostic and troubleshooting test on my HP, I concluded it was dead. So, I did what I ALWAYS do before I buy products - consult with Consumer Reports. I matched the ratings on printers from Consumer Reports, with the features I wanted most, and compared them to the "pick up in 1 hour" printers I found on my local Staples store. Armed with my information, I went down to buy an HP 5549. Typically, I did not find any on the shelf. One Staples associate came up to me and when I explained that I had looked on Consumer Reports and knew what I wanted....he looked lost. I tried explaining but it was clear that he would be unable to help me, so I continued looking on my own. A few minutes later, the General Manager, Ian, approached me and I explained that I knew what I wanted, based on my prior research. We were standing in directly in front of where the 5549 printers would be, and I expressed my dismay that they were out of the printers. As I had more "no's" on my list, and very little "yesses" (as is typical for our store, for some reason, they only carry "older" or "soon-to-be-outdated" models), I had no idea what kind of printer to buy. Ian directed me over to the HP 6968 model and explained the differences between the model I wanted, the 5549, and the 6968. Convinced, I bought the 6968, extra ink, and the extra warranty (because printers don't last very long anymore - that's why they are so cheap, I was told.) I loaded everything into my car, then as usually happens, I ran back in because I had forgotten stamps. IMAGINE! my surprise, when I went back in, to find an entire endcap of the HP 5549 model I had originally came to buy - ON SALE! I thought about getting the 6968 out of the car and coming back in to get the printer I HAD WANTED IN THE FIRST PLACE. However, I was tired as it was at the end of my errands and I wanted to get started on my printing project, so I decided to give the 6968 a try as it had been so highly recommended by Ian, the General Manager. I went home, set up my new printer, and went to work on my printing project. Immediately, I knew I had made a mistake. The 6968 had every troublesome aspect as my old printer. It was cumbersome, loud, the paper got stuck, I was constantly having to go over and "check" something on the printer. I hated it and cursed myself for not exchanging it the day before. Then, a phrase popped into my head: BAIT AND SWITCH. I'll be contacting the Better Business Bureau, and if advised, then my lawyer.