Max Leroux did a commendable job on our '500-Bottle Flagship Ingredient Beer Drop' campaign. Their timeliness and professionalism throughout the brewing, bottling, and labeling phases were impressive, and they demonstrated notable creativity in the co-branded label design and the integration of unique QR/coupon codes. The enthusiasm they brought to the project helped to energize the campaign, and their thoroughness ensured that most of the requirements were met with care. Although the final sales and redemption reports were delivered a bit later than expected, this minor hiccup aside, the overall execution was solid. We appreciate Max's commitment to quality and look forward to working with them again with a view towards refining the post-campaign deliverables in future collaborations.

Max Leroux’s execution of our "500-Bottle Flagship Ingredient Beer Drop" gig was disappointing to say the least. The project was not completed on time and demonstrated a concerning lack of thoroughness—vital details in the production batch documentation were either incomplete or missing entirely. The beer batch itself was uneven in quality, and the co-branded labels bore noticeable design flaws, undermining our brand's standards. Furthermore, the mid-campaign sales tracking report was sloppy and barely provided any useful insights, making it hard to assess performance. Professionalism and creativity were also noticeably lacking; Max’s approach felt half-hearted with little evident enthusiasm for the project. Overall, these shortcomings do not justify the investment, resulting in a one-star rating for this gig.

Max Leroux did a solid job on our "500-Bottle Flagship Ingredient Beer Drop" project. His efforts in co-creating the recipe and ensuring that everything from brewing and fermenting to bottling and labeling was efficiently executed reflected a high level of professionalism and enthusiasm. His timely delivery of production details and real-time sales tracking reports helped us stay on track throughout the campaign, and his creativity in integrating unique QR coupon codes added a nice touch that connected well with our target audience. That said, there were a few minor areas where coordination could have been smoother, which is why I’m awarding a 4-star review. Overall, his approach was thorough and his willingness to innovate was much appreciated, making this a commendable, if not perfect, collaboration that we’d consider for future engagements.

Max Leroux's work on our 500-Bottle Flagship Ingredient Beer Drop fell short of expectations. While the brewing itself was accomplished, the project was marred by significant delays and a lack of clear communication. The scheduled timeline was not adhered to, which disrupted our sales tracking process and left us without key mid-campaign reporting details. Their professionalism was inconsistent, and the enthusiasm that we hoped would shine through was largely absent. In addition, the creative element of the label design and QR/coupon integration was undermined by a somewhat lackluster execution. There were several areas where we expected a more proactive approach, such as thorough documentation of the brewing process and a detailed reconciliation of sales data. Overall, despite some effort, the final delivery did not meet the complete scope of work agreed upon, earning a 2-star review from our team.

Unfortunately, our experience with Max Leroux on the '500-Bottle Flagship Ingredient Beer Drop' gig fell short of expectations. Although the overall concept was promising, their work was marked by several missteps. Their timeliness was a significant issue, as the production phase lagged behind schedule, and the final reports were incomplete and lacking in detail regarding the brewing process and QR code implementation. Additionally, the overall enthusiasm and creativity in executing the concept were noticeably absent. The labeling and co-branding efforts did not quite capture Angel City Brewery’s spirit, and there were noticeable deviations in the process that went unaddressed. While the initial idea had potential, the insufficient follow-through and unprofessional execution left us disappointed, warranting a 2-star review.