Marketing, Design, & Web Development

Starting a new venture?

Though there is the romantic notion of “build it and they will come,” that is not the business plan you should take to the bank or use as your platform to launch your new initiative. Granted there are success stories where this has happened, but it is a better practice to plan for a traditional startup and then just be pleasantly surprised if a miracle happens. You will be just that much better off.

Let’s talk about some basics. Are you starting a new business? Are you launching a new department or product line? There really isn’t much difference and there are some inherent costs in both situation.
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The team here at Rock, Paper, Scissors is thrilled to announce our newest team member and the head of our new video solutions department: Vincent Vittorio!

You may know Vincent from his Lawrenceville-based, production  company Life is My Movie where he still produces his documentaries. After crossing paths for the past couple years and overlapping services, we have joined forces to be able to offer all of our clients that same great quality of services with the ease of in-house production!

To peak your interest we have included a clip of our most recent work for the Aurora Theatre to promote their current show, Academy: The Musical
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This month we would like to highlight a long-time member of the Rock, Paper, Scissors family Discovery Point Child Development Centers.

Last month you got a look at QR Codes. Now we would like to show you how Discovery Point Child Development Franchising is putting this new technology to work for their franchise sales efforts.
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“What’s that funny looking box thing?”

“What am I supposed to do with this?”

“Did they make a mistake when they printed this?”

If you’ve ever seen an advertisement that was printed with a QR code, you’ve probably asked one of those questions. QR codes (QR stands for “quick response”) resemble an enlarged section of a barcode. These small squares may look like a printing mistake, but don’t be fooled. That funny looking square could contain a plethora of information about that product you were just looking at in the advertisement.
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From the beginning, RPS and Made You Look have had a relationship that can be described perfectly in one word: fun. Owner Dana Clark’s vision to spread the word about all-natural fabrics and repurposed products (that don't look repurposed) in downtown Lawrenceville. In addition to her knowledge of everything all-natural, she also handcrafts exquisite jewelry that she sells in the store.
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