2015 has been a year of send-offs for some of our favorite shows, including The Daily Show. Last night, Jon Stewart sailed off into the sunset after his final show. Capping a 16-year run, The Daily Show finale was one of the funniest of them all. Our lead designer and Daily Show-lover, Zainab Masumi said, “He connected the younger […]
Social media, though it may seem like an abstract cloud-based being, is nothing to freak out about. It’s only difficult if you think about it too much. Just remember these three easy rules to maximize strategic communication: A DC Marketing Company’s tips for Strategic Communications in Social Media First things first: Understand the platform you’re communicating on. Don’t overcomplicate
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Hey y’all, Welcome back from a week’s hiatus from DRINK. IT. IN. I spent the majority of last week on vacation, and I spent the rest picking up the pieces from Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj’s unfortunate Twitter war. So this week I’m looking forward to getting back to normal. Like, actually talk about media
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If I say Starbucks, you think coffee. More specifically you picture a white paper coffee cup with that strange looking green mermaid on it. If it happens to be 105 degrees outside like today, you picture that same green mermaid on a plastic cup of Passion Tea Lemonade. Now you’re thirsty, now you go buy
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Hey guys, hope the week was good. Mine was pretty solid. The reason I say that is because, this past Tuesday, I was privileged enough to attend the sold out Taylor Swift concert at Nationals Stadium here in Washington D.C. It was a trip, man. Clearly, I’m sure you’re thinking, what is a 20-something year-old
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&pizza, Washington’s quickly growing pizza chain, is offering to pay for your tattoos. But here’s the catch: You have to download their new mobile app… and spend $1,500 on pizza. Yes, seriously. There are three spending levels for loyalty rewards, including “troublemaker” ($250) and “rebel” ($750). But those who spend $1,500—roughly the price of 150 pizzas including
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In April 2014, TriVision Studios hosted a group of excited 8th graders from J. Michael Lunsford Middle School for their third annual “Lunsford Day at Work.” The students had a great trip planned. TriVision gave the students a tour of the facility, introduced them to colleagues, and engaged them in a work related activity. We
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Changing the name of an established brand is a risky decision. Sean Combs launched his 24-hour music cable network Revolt TV on October 21st, in partnership with Comcast. Revolt TV is the latest venture of Combs, an entrepreneur who has found success in music as well as in fashion, liquor, marketing and more, helping him accrue a fortune that
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We’re all guilty of this: Going on to a website and then quickly hitting the back button because you didn’t like what you saw or the page didn’t load fast enough. The odds are stacked against you, and if they don’t like what they see, your visitors will leave within the first 3 seconds. So
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From promotion, to packaging, brands continue to find ways to stand out. These are examples of brands pushing past the “norm” and making an impression. A new take on Packaging: Baby Carrots displayed in “Junk food” bags. Target takes over a Hotel in the Big Apple with an LED light and dance show. Humorous, if
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