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We had the pleasure of collaborating with watson creative, and i must say, their expertise in branding, web development, and SEO services has been a game changer for our educational company. Their team of talented professionals took a genuine interest in understanding our unique needs and goals, delivering a tailored solution that exceeded our expectations. Their branding expertise helped us establish a strong visual identity, while their web development skills created an engaging and user-friendly online presence. The SEO significantly improved our online visibility, driving more traffic and engagement.

We received an incredible amount of value working with Single Origin's design and branding team. As thought partners and executors, they did a great job providing timely, ROI positive design work.

Anna Colibri is such a great person to work with. She is so knowledgeable, but also empathetic and really wanted to get to understand my business. Anna is reliable, smart, and focused on quality and relationships.

Firsthand experience: We contacted them to explore the possibility of being our marketing agent for our post-crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo Indemand after having concluded 2 successful campaigns on other platforms (Kickstarter included), with over 600+ backers without having any marketing campaign planned. John Skrodenis from Rainfactory contacted us after we submitted our project on their online form, and said he was very interested in our project and for us to arrange a call with him. When we got on a scheduled call, however, he had simply NO CLUE what project we were talking about (obviously, he did not even check- first strike). Secondly, my colleague asked when he'd be able to get back. He promised the same day. Not only he did not do that, he did not even have the decency to send my colleague any further emails even though my colleague tried to follow up again with him- second strike. Lastly he sent me an email a few days later to say "we're still interested in the work you're doing at your organization", asking for us to schedule another call with him. It was good that I didn't waste my time any longer or bother with a reply, because the day after that he sent another email to say that our project basically was just a squirt bottle (we were doing a manual bidet), and that they aren't confident they can be successful. (He could have just said his company is not confident of being successful WITHOUT insulting our project in the same breath). That was basically the last straw, and the last insult that we could take. Take a leaf from my book and do not waste your time with this company.