My Response to Responsive Web Design
Did you miss the punchline because the site wouldn’t scale? You need Responsive Design. Continue Reading
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Just Say NO to SOPA and PIPA
So here we are, enjoying this lovely blog together. Isn’t it nice? Aren’t we enjoying each other’s company? Take a deep breath. That, my friend, is the sweet, sweet digital air of Internet freedom. And the gears are turning to … Continue Reading
6 Degrees of What? Open Graph Sharing, That’s What.
You’ve no doubt played the game before: Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. Name an actor and connect him to Kevin Bacon in 6 steps or less. At RPM, we play a version of this: All Roads Lead to Zappa. Continue Reading
‘Splaining the Interweb
One of my favorite things (that I always end up doing) is explaining how something works on the Internet to someone who isn’t very technologically savvy. This usually results in wild analogies involving cars, houses, mailboxes, lost letters, and confused … Continue Reading
Is Your Marketing Inbound or Outbound?
Did you ever walk up to a store and you can’t seem to get in? You can see all of the beautiful merchandise. People are milling around, browsing. You actually make eye contact with a store employee, but no matter … Continue Reading
RPM is going places with new faces!
Our company specializes in web development, new media marketing and videography. Over the years, we have been fortunate to work with a diverse group of organizations. Here’s a peak at a few of our most recent partnerships: LaDifference International … Continue Reading
Lex’s of Carytown gets a Rocket Pop Media facelift!
Lex’s of Carytown is one of Richmond’s most treasured independent clothing retailers, proudly providing prom & homecoming dresses, ladies formalwear, and casual fun clothing to the city’s “in the know” crowd. Rocket Pop Media today launched the new lexsofcarytown.com … Continue Reading
How to style the Facebook Like Box using CSS.
Now that Facebook has crossed the 500,000,000 user mark (that just looks like too many zeroes, doesn’t it?) its even more important to get out there and brand your organization properly. This means using the “Like” box on your blog, your website, or basically anywhere you publish content online. Continue Reading
Reading Guy Kawasaki’s new book, Reality Check, and it’s GOOD.
The lifespan of a thought has been shortened to a frighteningly brief time frame, leaving content creators with a dilemma. How to provide useful, thoughtful information that will establish some traction with an audience when there’s SO much info overload? Continue Reading