Creative Advertising Agency
Quinlan is a 31-year-old agency and, like most 31-year-olds, we refuse to lose touch with our youth. We've embraced the digital revolution with both arms, building award-winning in-house video, content and development teams. We help our clients through their own digital transformations and turn their dreams...
Top Services:
- Video Production
- Location
- Buffalo, New York
- Number of Employees
- Under 49
Quinlan Services
Apple Rubber Sahlen Packing Co., Inc. ACI Controls
Quinlan Reviews & Testimonials
John Tranquilli's Review Sourced from Google
I have worked with Quinlan for over twenty years. We have had many successful marketing campaigns, and they have always met or exceeded my expectations. We wouldn't have had the business growth without their leadership in marketing and promoting my company.
Apple Rubber's Review Sourced from Google
Apple Rubber has been utilizing Quinlan for all of our Marketing needs. For over 30 years, Quinlan has propelled Apple Rubber from a start-up to a respected industrial leader in the rubber seals market. With excellent content writing, graphic design, and web building, our website is one of the leaders in our industry. We continue to get compliments worldwide about our website's effectiveness and knowledge sharing.
Michael Constantine's Review Sourced from Google
Run FAST! This company has misrepresented their capabilities and services rendered. They boasted about having the “best media buyer in town” who we then found out resigned before we even started. They spoke about having a “photography studio” when they actually don’t. Their staff took pictures/video with iPhone. I just don’t see the creative expertise of their graphic artists and marketing “experts” as all design work was mediocre at best. Not to mention we were charged over $9,000 for an SEO audit and when we looked into the company that actually did the audit (because we’ve noticed there wasn’t much change which required us to put MORE money into the SEO), the company stated they only received $1,500 for the audit. Where did the other $7,500 go? Fees? Or embezzlement? Not sure but stay away.
