People love creativity in many forms: marketing, movies, books, and even food. You probably can’t go a day without seeing a friend post an article on their Facebook about creativity. Even back when you were a kid, who did you want to be when you grew up? Chances are you had a big imagination; the sky was the […]
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To add a little flair to their brand identity, Netflix has introduced a new and simpler logo, dropping the “etflix” for a red slimmed down “N”. The new logo was unveiled on the company’s social media accounts last week and will be the face of its mobile app. What’s surprising is that Netflix isn’t getting rid of its old logo either. The new
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DC Marketing Agencies are standing by to see who throws the next punch in Verizon and T-Mobile‘s #BallBusterChallenge. This battle began when Verizon aired a TV commercial that amplified its network with a Root Metrics study. This study claimed that Verizon beat out the competition with 153 state wins and got first place in data, calls, speed, and reliability. Verizon Utilizes
How do you raise money and awareness via the Internet without spending money on advertising? You call out people by name and give them an ultimatum. The ALS Challenge (aka the Ice Bucket Challenge) did exactly that and has already raised more than $15 million to date since the campaign kicked off on July 29th.
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Coca-Cola’s ‘Share a Coke’ is back but with an even bigger marketing campaign. For its summer campaign, Coca-Cola decides to trade out its iconic logo on their 20-ounce bottles for 250 of the country’s most popular names for sale. The campaign went viral persuading people to use their hashtag, “#ShareaCoke” on social media sites such as
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No matter the movie (or newly released streaming shows) you’re excited about this summer, there are bound to be special effects. This doesn’t always mean fiery explosions and gunfire; some of the most important, yet subtle inclusions to a scene are done through the magic of a green screen. For those of you who have
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Is this the beginning of a trend? Time Magazine, the nation’s largest magazine publisher will begin to sell and place small ads on the cover of both Time and SportsIllustrated starting with the June 2nd, 2014 edition. Is this the end of magazines as we know them? By placing ads on the covers of magazines,Time
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As we bid farewell to 2013, our team at TriVision reflects back on how much we have accomplished this year. Fresh off our 20th year anniversary celebration in 2012, the company certainly grew, not only in size but also in our range of clientele, by adding to our portfolio some of the world’s leading corporations, government
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Glitches in the Obamacare website show the administrators did not perform the essential checks before launching their website. In such an important website which has affected and will affect millions of people, there should have been more care in bug checking their software. The glitches in the Obamacare website design show the importance of launching a website correctly and
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It is finally here. Our latest video newsletter, TriVision Buzz in 90 Seconds hosted by none other than Shannon McAnally, the reigning Miss Virginia USA! [youtube id=”0IVhq6sXRrE”] Shannon was a proud contestant at the Miss USA Pageant 2013 last summer held at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, Nevada. When asked how she felt about the experience, she said,
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