News from TRIAD Communications/Next Level Interactive

	Like It? Chip It! Inspiration can come from anything. Thanks to Sherwin Williams you can now turn your inpiration into a digital chip board using your favorite photos, fabric, or just about anything. Just click it and chip it! READ MORE

	On the Eighth Day God Created Coffee It's true, around here we love our coffee. Reading fun facts about coffee, while drinking coffee is like a double shot of fun! READ MORE

	Prime Time! In case you've ever wondered, here's a cool infographic to show you just how much it really costs for prime spot advertising. READ MORE

	Don't Sweat It, It's Just Work! We all have work stress, let's face it. CareerCast compiled a list of the top five most stressful jobs based on certain criteria including physical danger, having your life at risk, having responsibility for other people's lives or livelihoods at risk and how much you work in the public eye or have someone breathing down your neck. Is your job on the list? READ MORE

As Good as Gold (or Silver)

We brought home a few more "W"s from the 2012 Akron ADDYS, winning five Gold and five Silver awards! Congratulations to our clients!

Tuesday Musical Association 125th Anniversary Poster
Cleveland Museum of Art 'Generations' Membership Package
ADM Board 'Recovery Starts Here' Campaign
TRIAD/Next Level's 'Crappy Holidays' Campaign
'Crappy Holidays' Campaign Photography
91.3 The Summit Mobile App
The Giving Doll Website
Next Level Interactive Website
Summa Foundation Sapphire Ball Invitation
Tuesday Musical Association - The Making of the 125th Anniversary Poster

Celebrating Doctors Day
with Summa Health System

We recently collaborated with the Summa Foundation to create and deploy a campaign for Doctors Day. The campaign was centered around a database-driven website that allows anyone to leave a note of thanks for their Summa doctor. Through the site, users can also make donations in honor of their physician or share their appreciation through social media. A variety of online and traditional advertising strategies were used to drive traffic to the site. The site remains live and will be promoted throughout the year to encourage physician appreciation.

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