The design and user experience of your website give your brand credibility. As part of an experiment to compare websites, we visited sites in various industries and professions, including IT, health, consultancy groups and government contracting. We were struck by the vast differences in many of them, both in regard to their user interface (UI) and user experience (UX). To […]
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It was another incredible year in the books for TriVision. Starting off the year, TriVision was named an honoree at the 2017 Washington Business Journal Family-Owned Business Awards, which recognizes multi-generational, family–owned businesses in our region for overall excellence, innovation, ethics and philanthropy. Later that spring, we were also nominated as a Marketing & Advertising Innovator of the year at the 2017 Greater
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Using information from Business Insider, Inc.com looked at 362 metropolitan areas in the US and ranked them based on the state of their job markets. They considered job creation and unemployment rates, as well as growth rates in wages. Further, they made a measurement of how diverse the regional economy is based on the variety of occupations in the area, and how evenly those
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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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Okay, honestly, if I’m thinking of the latest Mad Max movie, I’m thinking of the stunts, the chases, the costumes, George Miller’s unbridled creativity–pretty much anything but marketing. However, the film (like good marketing and advertising) is immersive; it hits you at all angles and leaves you dying to share what you experienced with your friends and family. It’s
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Hey. Time to DRINK THE KOOL-AID. DON’T COMPLAIN. JUST DO IT. This week is about trends. What’s trendy in marketing, advertising, and branding. So let’s sum up this week with some fun stats. Like, seriously. Who doesn’t love stats? I love stats. You should too. Okay, here we go: Ever-reliable AdWeek provides us with two things:
by Wais Shirzoi Intern at TriVision Studios The glass doors swing open marking your “red carpet” entrance into the elaborate 12,000 square ft. studio that is called TriVision. Welcome to your new sanctuary. For the next few months, this state-of-the art facility will serve as your home away from home. Don’t worry and never
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