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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

Red Clay Interactive: Presenting Sponsor Forward Conference 2010

Free Chapel Worship Center and Jentezen Franklin Media Ministries have been a client of Red Clay Interactive for a number of years. Since we began our relationship, we’ve helped them both develop some of the most talked about church and ministry websites on the internet. In their ministry efforts,...Continue Reading

A Killer Promo

"Would you like a killer with that?" As the campaigns for Emmy nominations loom (the Oscars of TV), Showtime is finding some creative ways to tout their critically acclaimed show about a serial killer/cop who only murders bad guys “Dexter.” Beginning Thursday and running for 30...Continue Reading

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Who To Follow On Twitter

Many small business owners looking to increase their leads with social media have taken the plunge and joined twitter. But after you get set up and you’ve found a few people to have a conversation with, where do you go from there? Google has rolled out a fantastic new tool called “Follow...Continue Reading

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Por qué los Medios Sociales Están Arruinando Mi Vida

Déjenme explicar. En la sociedad de hoy en día, hay un sentido erróneo de la importancia que tenemos en la misma como individuos. Piensen en esto. iphones. ipods. MySpace. Facebook. Todas estas creaciones, automaticamente, me ubican en el centro del universo. Pierdo la habilidad para filtrar mis pensamientos,...Continue Reading

New Features in Google: Local Search and Spelling

In 2009, The Spelling Society, a group concerned with spelling irregularities in English, worked with IPSOS MORI to conduct a survey to find out the current state of spelling in the United State. They found that while 1 in 4 US citizens thought that they had a spelling problem, over half of the population...Continue Reading

Attention Advertisers: Get On Your Feet and Pay to Tweet

After four years of twitting around, the phenomenon known as Twitter has buckled down and unveiled what appears to be the first phase of a business model. They are calling their new revenue building endeavor “Promotional Tweets.” According to company Founder Biz Stone, “Promoted Tweets are ordinary...Continue Reading

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iPad the gift that keeps on giving

Will the iPad be the next Tickle me Elmo or Furby? At first glance the $500 price tag and glass screen would deter parents from giving their tech savvy bundles of joy the privilege of becoming iPad owners but a second glance shows that this device could infiltrate the educational toy market. Apple...Continue Reading

Giving up the bank…or at least your phone number

In a recent article on PCWorld.com, a graduate student at the Technische Universitat Berlin found actual cell phone numbers in his web server logs. That is, when a user visited his site from their cell phone, sometimes the phone would leave an identifier. This identifier ranged from their cellular...Continue Reading

Is Keeping Up With “The Joneses” Our Future? (Or Present!?)

We’ve all studied the evolution of marketing trends. And whether it is a test drive at a car dealership or a free sample in a grocery store, the goal is usually the same: get them to try the product. Because as marketers, that’s all we can do. We can lead the horse to water. We can’t...Continue Reading

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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.