How Much Damage Can an Outdated Website Design Cause for Your Business? As we move forward into the 21st century, a company’s web presence has become a vital component of its brand identity. While in the past, a company interacted with its target market mostly in-person or on-the-phone, today it happens almost exclusively online. As […]
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The Washington Business Journal just published its Book of Lists 2019 on March 15th, and we are delighted to announce TriVision made the Top 10 not once but twice this year! TriVision was ranked as #6 Largest Visual Art and Design Firm, as well as #6 Largest Media Production Company. The Book of Lists is a collection
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1. Billboards are Back! Between location tracking on phones and cookies that trace your movements on the web, it is now easier than ever before for marketers to understand their audience and cater exactly to their interests. For example, some high-tech Billboards can capture data such as, who was in the vicinity to see it and then
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On October 7th, the Alliance for the Restoration of Cultural Heritage (ARCH ) and the Embassy of Afghanistan in Washington D.C hosted a special evening celebrating the internationally beloved son of Afghanistan, the great poet, Rumi the Maulana. TriVision was honored to have taken part in the celebration as one of the special guests as well as a sponsor, having
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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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The National Cemetery Administration (NCA), a sub-division of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, honors veterans and their families by keeping their resting places in national shrines and with lasting tributes that commemorate their service and sacrifice to our Nation. Currently, the NCA is responsible for the upkeep of 131 national cemeteries and nearly 3.1 million grave sites. Since
Nowadays, it seems we are being reached by marketers on digital platforms constantly. Whether it’s programmatic marketing on our iPhones, commercials on television, or online advertisements, we are exposed to some form of digital marketing on a daily basis. Though digital marketing is the fastest growing and most popular form of advertisement, it is still not proven to be
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Another year has come and gone at TriVision. With three locations in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Region, and new and upcoming ones in Miami, Los Angeles, and Dubai this was yet another transformational year for TriVision. [vimeo id=”149295959″] We are proud to have worked with a distinguished list of clients in 2015, ranging from global
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Logo Design – DC Central Kitchen As part of a growing tradition, every Thanksgiving the Obama family volunteers at area Washington, DC soup kitchens and food banks in an effort to reach out to those in need. This year, President Obama and his daughter Sasha, visited DC Central Kitchen, to prepare meals alongside other volunteers. In a
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Branding in Times of Tragedy When tragedy strikes, marketers have typically struggled to show their support in a way that is effective, true to their brand, but also sensitive. Some ad professionals say brands should not get involved at all in order to stay mutual and avoid conflict, but how is this possible in the social media driven
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