Creation gets pretty muddy for charity
On Saturday 11th June, we put a team together of fine, young (okay maybe not so young), athletes to take part in Pretty Muddy. Running, bouncing and even falling around Willen Lake in Milton Keynes, our team of volunteers had so much fun raising money for Cancer Research UK. From
What on earth are we all doing in the metaverse?
Virtual worlds and assets, such as NFTS and the metaverse, are growing in popularity among consumers and brands. But is it wise to invest in the metaverse or is it just a tempting fad? What is the metaverse? Inspired by popular science-fiction films and novels, such as Snow Crash, the
NFT Glossary
From cartoons, such as Bored Ape by Yacht Club (BAYC), to videos like Charlie Bit Me, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have exploded in popularity. And with sales reaching $25 billion in 2021, NFTs have become a part of popular culture that is set to continue in 2022. However, are you curious
Influencer Trends for 2022
Social media has become an integral part of modern life with the number of users rising every year. In 2021, Facebook recorded 2.8 billion users worldwide, YouTube reached 2 billion and Instagram reported 1.4 billion, showing it is not slowing down. In fact, social media will become even more important
Creation is recognised in the B2B Marketing UK Agencies Benchmarking Report 2022
We have some exciting news! Our hard work, passion and determination has been recognised in the B2B Marketing UK Agencies Benchmarking Report 2022. Covering the biggest and best UK B2B marketing agencies, Creation is thrilled to announce that we’ve been featured in three categories: Thirteenth out of the top 81
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Creation!
At Creation we're passionate about helping to protect our planet. Inspired by COP26 and the EarthShot Prize 21, this year our curiosity led us to find other, even better ways of reducing CO₂ from the earth's atmosphere than planting trees. And we discovered the fastest growing 'tree' is in fact under the sea! Kelp, seaweed and algae are actually the most efficient way to reduce CO₂ and this new ocean economy is key in fighting climate change.