Contact Us
Viewing all posts in: Development and Design

All “News” and no break makes Jack a dull boy: This Week on the Web

From time to time, we have days where the best news available is someone saving a cat out of a tree, rumors of Brett Favre’s retirement or photos of our staff all wearing v-neck shirts…but that’s not today. Over the past few days a number of major web related stories have broken that...Continue Reading

How much does a website cost?

Now that you’ve decided what you need, how much should your website cost? The simple answer is “it depends on what your needs are.” Website pricing can range from just a few hundred dollars to millions of dollars, all dependent on the functionality and customization needed and the...Continue Reading

I’m ready for a new site. What now?

After months of debating and talking to your team, you’re finally ready to build your new website. Now on to step two, finding someone to do it for you. You call a friend whose son builds websites and he says it’ll be $500 and then you speak to an agency who says the site will be $25,000....Continue Reading

Adobe Does Flash

According to a Yahoo news story, Adobe recently announced the release of Acrobat 9, the latest update to the popular software. Things got interesting, however, with the revelation that this new version will incorporate Flash. Thus, for the first time, PDFs created with Acrobat could include movies or...Continue Reading

tagged with:        posted in: Development and Design, Strategy & Marketing

In A Flash …

Great websites are interactive. We are well past the days of static web pages basically functioning as online brochure. Today’s user is more advanced, and in turn, demands more from their web experience. This means if your site doesn’t meet expectations, or offer something unique, they’ll find another...Continue Reading

About Red Clay

Red Clay isn't a traditional agency. Our folks don't fit that mold, and we aren't big on conforming. We're thinkers. We like getting outside the box to get results, but never just to be cool. We care too much about conversions to worry about being cool. We're outside the big city and provide our clients with good old fashioned service. Our business is built on conversions, communication, sales … you know, results.