No matter your business, there’s an outlet somewhere that will allow people to vent, and they’re increasingly anxious to do so. What do you do when someone flames you in a review or comment?
If you’re a small mom & pop, brick & mortar business, exploring the opportunities of digital marketing can mean the difference between success and failure. Our friends at Alliance Group introduced us to a project and asked if we would tell our story.
At a time when technology-based companies seem to come and go like a neap tide in a coastal backwater, we’re celebrating a pretty significant milestone: Rocket Pop was founded 21 years ago.
Your logo is not your “brand”. Your “Brand” is the sum of all of your parts. It’s the logo. It’s your website. It’s your mission and your vision and the values that you espouse. Your brand is the experience customers have when interacting with your team. Your logo should reflect that.
Fonts make or break your design, and your brand identity.
It isn’t any secret to anyone that the past 18 months or so have been painful for everyone. Our team, however, is busier than ever…and growing.
The team at Rocket Pop comes from a variety of backgrounds. Between our histories and the relationships that we’ve created over the years, we’re able to add extra value to our work for clients.
“Can’t I just buy some stock photography?” Sure, you could. But your customers and clients are smart. Quality counts, professional images sell, and your customers know the difference.
As a copy monkey, I live for a clever bit of wordplay or a smidgen of snark. But I follow a couple of basic rules for employing humor for our Rocket Pop clients.
You might not think much goes into color usage in branding. The power of color, much like the power of love, is a curious thing.
