Innovation around here.
Our theme for this month is innovation, and since we’ve recently updated our website home page, it got us thinking...
Fall Book Reports
It’s time to get out the books. We asked our folks at d.trio for some recommendations of books they’ve been...
Social Media Saved Me From the Back t...
It used to be a simple list: #2 pencils, Crayola markers and a pencil box. Now, the list continues, with more and more...
The Art of Business
In honor of Creative Summer, one of our awesome clients has written a guest blog about how her art has made her better...
Intern Series Finale: What College Doesn’t Te...
posted on: Aug 23, 2012 | author: admin
Note: Today is Laura’s last day at d.trio. She’s done a great job and we’ll all miss her. Good luck in school, Laura! by: Laura...
Intern Series: A Culture that Cares
posted on: Aug 15, 2012 | author: admin
by: Laura Gorder, Marketing Intern In the heart of the Midwest lies a city that is bursting with enterprise, including countless marketing agencies...
Intern Series: Introducing Laura
posted on: Aug 9, 2012 | author: admin
Laura Gorder Marketing Intern Major: Marketing Management Minor: Communications and Journalism School: University of St. Thomas On my first day I was...
Principles of Improv
posted on: Jul 19, 2012 | author: Jordan Bainer
Note: As part of our Art Month theme, some of us are sharing the creative pursuits that enrich our lives, both at work and outside of it. by Jordan...
Just because they call them creative pursuits...
posted on: Jul 13, 2012 | author: admin
Today’s Art Month guest post is by Paul Santo of Santo Creative, a copywriter extraordinaire, and, as you’ll see, a multi-talented...
It’s Art Month!
posted on: Jul 11, 2012 | author: Megan Devine
We’ve declared it Art Month here at d.trio. A time to make some, see some, be some art. We’ll be featuring some guest bloggers during...
Once upon a time…
posted on: Jun 26, 2012 | author: Maureen Dyvig
by Maureen Dyvig Ok, I’ve been trying to think of a way to say this without dating myself but it’s nearly impossible, so here goes. After...
Gen Z – Not the Youth of the Past
posted on: May 30, 2012 | author: Sheryl Doyle
by Sheryl Doyle My interest in Generation Z runs deep as I have three of them living under my roof and wanted to see if the experts’ assessments...
Whatever. A Gen X perspective on the rest of ...
posted on: May 18, 2012 | author: Beth Seitzberg
by Beth Seitzberg Boomers are incredible. They make very interesting parents and are changing the way everyone views aging. And Millennials? My god,...
Stop Hating on Millennials
posted on: May 2, 2012 | author: Jordan Bainer
by Jordan Bainer I’m getting a little tired of all the Millennial generation hatin’. Boomers say that Millennials don’t take things serious...
Marketing to Affluents: Know their Communitie...
posted on: Apr 19, 2012 | author: Jordan Bainer
by Jordan Bainer The book Our Patchwork Nation: The Surprising Truth About the “Real” America has piqued my interest regarding how...
Marketing to Affluents: Savings Appeal
posted on: Apr 3, 2012 | author: Maureen Dyvig
by Maureen Dyvig In volatile economic times, most consumers tighten their belts and make better-informed shopping choices, especially when it comes...
Gamification and Millennials
posted on: Mar 21, 2012 | author: Jordan Bainer
by Jordan Bainer, Senior Account Executive at d.trio Video games were a huge part of my childhood. As a kid, I was obsessed with finding all the...
Pinterest: 6 Do’s and Don’ts for Marketers...
posted on: Mar 7, 2012 | author: Jordan Bainer
by Jordan Bainer, Senior Account Executive at d.trio All the internet is abuzz with marketing bloggers, social media experts, and data research firms...
Generational Marketing: How to Reach Boomers
posted on: Feb 8, 2012 | author: Victoria Hoshal
by Victoria Hoshal It’s no surprise that Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964), are the most important demographic within the U.S....
Bank Marketing Trends for 2012
posted on: Feb 8, 2012 | author: Victoria Hoshal
by Victoria Hoshal We’ve seen significant changes in how consumers view and use banks and their products over the last year. These changes will no...








