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We've all heard the phrase, or some variation of, "the cobbler's kids have holes in their shoes." Well, we've got holes in our shoes at Red Clay. Big ones. And although we try to convince our clients that there should never be an excuse for not keeping their business website up to date, we're now guilty of that same crime.
Great and exciting things are happening here at Red Clay. In fact, so many great things are happening we don't have time to currently tell you about them. But we will real soon. Until then, here's a quick rundown on "What's Up" at Red Clay.
We've added several new clients.
We'll soon be adding more.
We've launched several new projects.
We'll soon be launching more.
We've added more full-time staff.
We'll soon be adding more.
We're filling up our office space.
We'll soon be needing more.
We've made new strategic alliances.
We'll soon be making more.
O.k., do you see a pattern here?
In all seriousness, God and the economy were really good to Red Clay in 2003, and it appears that trend is continuing in '04. How long it will last, we don't know. But we're committed to making the most of it. We have several goals and objectives for this year and we have a plan in place to meet them. In fact, one of those goals is to do a better job communicating with past, current, and potential clients. Meeting that one is already in place. For example.
Although Lance's degree and previous professional life were in full-time public relations, we recently contracted with a writer to do lots of cool things. She's currently finishing the copy for our new brochure and direct mail pieces, and will soon begin writing press releases and feature articles on our clients and how they're using the web in their businesses. And that's just the beginning of her duties.
In conclusion, we're sorry for being our own worst client and we promise to practice what we preach in 2004.
In the meantime, we'd love to talk with you about developing and implementing a plan to help your business use the web for a prosperous 2004. Please call us or use our contact form to set up a free consultation today!
Warmest regards,
The Red Clay Team
Great and exciting things are happening here at Red Clay. In fact, so many great things are happening we don't have time to currently tell you about them. But we will real soon. Until then, here's a quick rundown on "What's Up" at Red Clay.
We've added several new clients.
We'll soon be adding more.
We've launched several new projects.
We'll soon be launching more.
We've added more full-time staff.
We'll soon be adding more.
We're filling up our office space.
We'll soon be needing more.
We've made new strategic alliances.
We'll soon be making more.
O.k., do you see a pattern here?
In all seriousness, God and the economy were really good to Red Clay in 2003, and it appears that trend is continuing in '04. How long it will last, we don't know. But we're committed to making the most of it. We have several goals and objectives for this year and we have a plan in place to meet them. In fact, one of those goals is to do a better job communicating with past, current, and potential clients. Meeting that one is already in place. For example.
Although Lance's degree and previous professional life were in full-time public relations, we recently contracted with a writer to do lots of cool things. She's currently finishing the copy for our new brochure and direct mail pieces, and will soon begin writing press releases and feature articles on our clients and how they're using the web in their businesses. And that's just the beginning of her duties.
In conclusion, we're sorry for being our own worst client and we promise to practice what we preach in 2004.
In the meantime, we'd love to talk with you about developing and implementing a plan to help your business use the web for a prosperous 2004. Please call us or use our contact form to set up a free consultation today!
Warmest regards,
The Red Clay Team
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