Los Angeles Media Factory - Santa Clarita, California

Alec N.

Working with Robert and his team was an absolute game-changer for my business. They handled everything from the initial concept to getting our product into the hands of customers. Robert's marketing plan was a stroke of genius – it managed to stay well under budget while creating a network of affiliates and cannabis-friendly marketers.

But that's not all. Robert's team went above and beyond, creating heartfelt narrative videos that resonated with our audience. The website they designed was not only amazing but catered perfectly to consumers, distributors, and growers. Their expertise even extended to crafting eye-catching billboard and pagan designs, not to mention a guerrilla marketing scheme that caught everyone's attention.

The result? A mind-blowing acquisition offer of 80 million dollars that speaks volumes about the impact Robert and his team had on our success. I can't recommend them enough for their hard work, creativity, and ability to turn a business idea into an 80-million-dollar reality.

Muris (. Q. F. S.

I don't usually like to talk bad about people but this kid is something else. When I say kid, I mean an absolute amateur that heartlessly backs NON-PROFITS in a corner.

Let's begin:

1) Dakota never answers his phone in a timely manner, and when he does he is always at his main job - so if you are are expecting some kind of dedication to your project, forget it.

2) He craftily combines all of your hosting and account information with the rest of his clients, both which is a HUGE security risk (which I don't want to get in to for the sake of time) AND makes you open up your wallet each time a simple change needs to be made to the site.

3) He is extremely arrogant, overconfident and unprofessional by failing to meet deadlines, over promising and under delivering.

4) The post-work customer care of this business is absolutely terrible. If you want to make any changes to his idea of "creative design" it will cost you $250 an hour.

The bottom line: Please, please, please, do yourself a favor and avoid Dakota and his "side gig" at all costs. Thankfully I was able to find a different developer which saved the day regarding our company site.