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d.trio Helps U.S. Bank/Multiservice A...

When the U.S. Bank/Multiservice Aviation Card team needed tradeshow support for the National Business Aviation...

posted on: Oct 18, 2011 | author: admin

What Casey Anthony & Coffee Cake...

It was the public relations debacle heard ’round the Twitterverse.  On the day of the Casey Anthony verdict,...

posted on: Oct 13, 2011 | author: admin

d.trio Launches Website for NanoMotif

d.trio marketing group is excited to announce the launch of the nantotechnology website, NanoMotif. NanoMotif has...

posted on: Oct 11, 2011 | author: admin

5 Reasons You Need a Public Profile o...

1. Privacy Be honest.  We all have two lives these days online – one personal and one professional.  If you have a...

posted on: Oct 6, 2011 | author: admin

Why Email Marketing Would Make David Ogilvy S...

posted on: May 23, 2011 | author: admin

Someone recently forwarded me an email with some quotes written by David Ogilvy – a true genius in the advertising industry. One of the quotes...

The Effect of Google’s Experiments on SEO and...

posted on: Apr 21, 2011 | author: pwocken

Google is always testing and experimenting with new and creative ways to display the best possible result for your Internet search. This...

Marketing Intervention Results

posted on: Apr 4, 2011 | author: admin

Call us crazy. Maybe we are. Busy with other client work we envisioned and created an event that would benefit one lucky company, charge us up, kick...

HOW TO: Cure Social Media Burnout

posted on: Mar 17, 2011 | author: pwocken

Everywhere I turn, there’s a new social network, another social media utility and another account to set up. Obviously, it’s impossible...

Top 10 Reasons to NOT Ban Social Media in the...

posted on: Feb 24, 2011 | author: pwocken

Many employers have decided to ban the use of social media in the workplace. Their reasons for the bans vary from employer to employer, but there...

Creativity vs. the Hard Stuff

posted on: Feb 8, 2011 | author: admin

I’ve had blogger’s block. I don’t know why, but it got worse as the Super Bowl got closer. Intimidated by the extreme creativity and sheer...

The 12 days of marketing

posted on: Dec 17, 2010 | author: admin

The end of the year is a time of reflection and review, so the next time you find yourself humming along with the 12 days of Christmas, make it...

Marketing Intervention – 24 Hours Free

posted on: Nov 5, 2010 | author: admin

Can you feel the excitement in the air? What is it? Optimism? Growth? Creativity? Yes – it ’s the Marketing Intervention! On the heels of...

New beginnings

posted on: Sep 10, 2010 | author: admin

Nine months into the year I look back at the advice offered in this blog early in 2010 and I can pretty much run the checklist for d.trio. Embrace...

Is comfort good?

posted on: Aug 26, 2010 | author: admin

I spent the weekend at an event that took me out of my comfort zones, and it made me think about the role comfort plays in our business and personal...

Eye tracking basics. Guest blogger: Alexandra...

posted on: Jul 27, 2010 | author: admin

What do your customers really see when they read your website pages? Read on for illumination from Alexandra, our guest blogger extraordinaire who...

Get your messages chosen.

posted on: Jul 7, 2010 | author: admin

There’s too much stuff in my head today. It’s as cluttered as my desk and email inbox. I’m not alone, but that’s little consolation to a...

Are you engaged in social marketing?

posted on: Jun 2, 2010 | author: admin

In previous blogs I’ve talked about customer engagement. It’s a crucial part of new marketing and particularly social marketing. There are...

The aftermath of recession marketing:

posted on: May 14, 2010 | author: admin

How low can you go? I’m not talking the Limbo here. No – I’m talking about marketing campaigns (digital, direct, email and emerging media) that...

10 Reasons to Embrace Change:

posted on: Apr 19, 2010 | author: admin

Change is good. It has to be because business is always in flux. So we’re better off embracing it, not fighting it. We exist, here at d.trio, in...

2010 resolution follow-up #5 – What do custom...

posted on: Mar 22, 2010 | author: admin

What do your customers really think? If your company has changed in the last year (and most have), it’s a good time to look at your relationship...

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