Rad5 Media teamed up with Dr. Marifer Lujan-Martinez, DDS, to design and develop a modern website that captures her personalized approach to dental care in Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights.
The new site highlights a full range of services—from family and restorative dentistry to facial aesthetic injectables—all presented in a clean, welcoming design that mirrors Dr. Lujan-Martinez’s practice philosophy: precision, compassion, and confidence through every smile.
Built for ease of use, the website allows patients to learn about services, request appointments, and discover advanced treatment options through an intuitive navigation structure and mobile-friendly design.
This project reflects Rad5 Media’s continued commitment to helping local medical professionals create digital experiences that inform, reassure, and inspire.
As part of a series of films created for the New Mexico Economic Development Department (NMEDD), Rad5 Media had the opportunity to tell the story of Bidii Baby Foods and its work supported through the Healthy Food Financing Fund (HFFF).
Rad5 Media, a leading digital marketing agency in Albuquerque, partnered with Terra Vera to produce a powerful crowdfunding video telling their founder’s story.
As part of the New Mexico Food Financing Fund documentary series, Rad5 Media stepped inside the retail market channel to highlight the Sangre de Cristo Valley Market, capturing a deeply personal story of local resilience. We documented owner Dominik Apodaca’s remarkable transition from a successful oil field career to taking over his family’s 1960s grocery store in the rural town of Questa.
Our creative efforts focused on showcasing CAVU Aerospace’s expertise in providing cutting-edge services that prioritize efficiency, environmental responsibility, and customer satisfaction. By highlighting their industry-leading processes and dedication to excellence, we emphasized their role in shaping the future of aerospace operations.
Rad5 Media partnered with the State of New Mexico and the Healthy Food Financing Fund to produce a series of testimonial films—categorized into retail, value chain, and institutional buckets—highlighting statewide initiatives dedicated to feeding New Mexicans.
With over 200,000 students annually, Instituto Cervantes is the world’s largest institution dedicated to teaching Spanish language and culture. Their Albuquerque branch not only offers Spanish courses for individuals and groups but also curates dynamic cultural events that bring the global Hispanic-Latino community to life.
