Reveal: what’s behind it
As you know, we choose a new word each month (or roughly month-sized group of days, they don’t always line up...
Cage Match: Bloody Mary
If you know us you know that we have opinions. Well, what you might not know is that we don’t always agree. And...
Product placement – outrageous ...
Overall, do product placements in media add or subtract from the experience? Product placements promote the brands...
Outrageous Marketing That Paid Off
Sometimes, marketing campaigns break the rules and go against conventional knowledge in order to make a point or build...
From Fresh to Outrageous
posted on: May 13, 2013 | author: Maureen Dyvig
Our word for the month of May is Outrageous and I have to say, we’re all pretty excited about this word and have some fun ideas lined up to...
Fresh blog from our fresh face
posted on: May 3, 2013 | author: Tim Swenson
The following blog is written by Tim Swenson, the newest member of the d.trio team. Tim joined us mid-April as an Assistant Account Executive. A lot...
Refresh your mind!
posted on: Apr 25, 2013 | author: Jordan Bainer
Tired? Uninspired? Having difficulty coming up with that next big idea? Here are a few activities to refresh your brain and get your noggin back to...
Fresh as the new driven snow.
posted on: Apr 20, 2013 | author: Maureen Dyvig
(Writer’s note: This was written last week but due to some complications not posted. Who knew it would still be appropriate today April 19th with...
What’s Make a Campaign Fresh?
posted on: Apr 8, 2013 | author: Jordan Bainer
We’ve all heard the adage “there are no new ideas; there are only new ways of making them felt.” Whether it’s true or not, we all face the...
Fresh month, fresh theme.
posted on: Apr 1, 2013 | author: Beth Seitzberg
As you may have gathered by now, we choose a new word for each month to focus our content around. Our monthly newsletter features, blog post, and...
How well do we pay attention?
posted on: Mar 29, 2013 | author: Maureen Dyvig
I recently discovered by taking an online assessment that my attention span might be a tad less than I had previously thought. How can this be? I...
RED. Got your attention?
posted on: Mar 25, 2013 | author: Beth Seitzberg
We all know that red is one of the most attention grabbing colors in the spectrum, used for centuries (ok, decades) in eye catching bursts and to...
Your attention please
posted on: Mar 14, 2013 | author: admin
Welcome to March. Not the most popular month on the calendar but March at least does hold the promise, (or sometimes broken promise) of Spring. March...
Concept Graveyard – when great concepts aren’...
posted on: Feb 28, 2013 | author: Beth Seitzberg
I’ve been a designer for 14 years now (yikes!). During that time I’ve come up with some really good designs, some designs that weren’t my...
7 serious and 7 funny predictions we love for...
posted on: Feb 22, 2013 | author: admin
From what’s going on in the marketplace to what’s going on in the world. Here are 14 inspired predictions for 2013 from the d.trio staff –...
Campaigns I Loved 2012
posted on: Feb 12, 2013 | author: Jordan Bainer
Thinking back to 2012, I really loved the following ad campaigns for being smart, insightful, and fun to experience. What campaigns did you love from...
Time Management Apps
posted on: Jan 16, 2013 | author: Jordan Bainer
Since January is the time for New Year resolutions and newfound efficiency, I’ve listed a few time management apps that can help corral your many...
Intern Series II: Starting an internship at d...
posted on: Dec 28, 2012 | author: admin
Starting a new internship is like opening a present on Christmas. You are ready for something new, nervous that you might not like it or it doesn’t...
Marketing in a tech-driven world
posted on: Dec 19, 2012 | author: Megan Devine
We’re all aware of how much marketing has changed in 5 years and as a marketing company, d.trio’s looked for ways to marry traditional,...
UX Design Principles
posted on: Dec 17, 2012 | author: Jordan Bainer
Recently, d.trio has worked on a number of client projects with a strong user experience component. This work has acted as a reminder of how the laws...









