| TRIAD Celebrates 15 |
 A number is considered a triangle number if you can arrange that number of objects into the shape of a triangle (like our logo). Numbers 1, 3, 6, 10 and, coincidently, 15 are triangle numbers. For 15 years, TRIAD Communications has served the advertising and marketing needs of area companies, organizations, nonprofits
and politicos.
Thanks to all of our clients and friends who have helped make the last 15 years a success. We'll be celebrating our "triangular" anniversary all year long!
|
|
A Little Scheduling Magic
|
 Do you get a migraine trying to schedule meetings with dozens of busy colleagues? We've got the trick - head on over to MeetingWizard.com. It's a delightfully versatile and convenient online scheduling tool. Saving both valuable time and energy, it'll be a better experience for you and your colleagues.
Take the online tour and see for yourself. And did we mention it's FREE? |
|
Don't Know How?
|
 Interested in learning "How to Twitter" or "How to Make a Mojito"? Or, if you're feeling more "industrious"... "How To Get Guys To Buy You Drinks"? Howcast.com is an Internet sensation, recently featured in The New York Times as the future of product placement and marketing on the Web. Howcast.com features hundreds of fun, well-produced instructional videos, with topics ranging from the mundane to the risqué.
TRIAD can produce anything from a simple Web tutorial or a 30-second television commercial to a 30-minute infomercial. Give us a call and let our interactive media gurus show you "How to Make Videos That Get Results!"
|
|
Just Call Him "M"
|
 He's not the head of British Intelligence, but he's incredibly savvy at coding a Web site. TRIAD welcomes John Moulagiannis to the interactive team! John dazzles us (and our clients) with his skills for all things Web. When he's not building award-winning Web sites, he splits his time between his two passions: tearing up the road in his '93 500-horsepower Ford Mustang and tearing up the frets on his Paul Reed Smith custom axe. |
| Lemon Aid
|
 If life gives you lemons... make a fashion statement! Pantone had prophesied that yellow would be the powerhouse color in 2009. Leatrice Eiseman, the executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, sees yellow as representative of warmth, sunshine and cheer. Lemon Yellow was the hot color this spring. And if you're already planning your fall wardrobe, check out the new fall color guide here.
Let the professionals at TRIAD keep your brand fresh! If your online or printed materials are looking a little outdated, let the design pros at TRIAD help you explore your options. |
|
Puggles, Labradoodles and...Magalogs?
|
 Along with the 'hybrid' canine population, everything from cars to building products seem to be jumping aboard the hybrid bandwagon - and so are marketers. Companies determined to win shelf space are developing upscale catalogs laden with editorial content that closely resemble coffee table books - a magazine/catalog combination known as a 'Magalog'. TRIAD has implemented some hybrid products of our own: a Flashbook - a fully functional electronic book, viewable in any browser.
The Burton Morgan Foundation recently used TRIAD's proprietary Flashbook technology for its online annual report. Give us a call to see if a Flashbook (or Magalog) is right for you. |
| Speaking of Reasons to Celebrate...
|
TRIAD racked up 11 top honors at the 6th Annual Service Industry Association of America (SIAA) Awards, three awards at the Advertising Federation of Greater Akron ADDY's and four Communicator Awards.
Among the honorees:
91.3 the Summit (SIAA)
Akron Community Foundation (SIAA/Communicator)
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Western Reserve (SIAA)
 The Burton D. Morgan Foundation (SIAA)
North Akron Savings Bank (SIAA/Communicator)
Pickard Commercial Group (SIAA)
Spicer Village (SIAA)
Summa Foundation (Communicator)
Tuesday Musical Association (SIAA/ADDY)
The West Side Bakery (SIAA/ADDY)
Western Reserve Public Media (SIAA/ADDY/Communicator)
We thank our clients for choosing TRIAD and salute our creative staff for their topnotch work!
These award-winning pieces and many others are on display in our new sample gallery.
|
|
|
|
|
The name "TRIAD" came from the original group of three employees who formed the company.
|
|
|
