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Ramblings from contributors and the team.
Are you part of the 6% of Twitter users shaping U.S. politics?
Despite its wide user base of 321 million active users, the majority of political tweets come from a small minority – the 6%.
Willkommen in Berlin: Part Two
The experience and creative vibrancy of Berlin was an eye-opening experience for both teams, with each team responding to the bodystorming brief differently – venturing into brand new territories within the German market. These are the results!
The State of Social: October Edition
As the role of social media continues to grow and evolve, platforms as we know it are beginning to change.
Breaking the Wheel of Creative Burnout
The always-on culture of the ad industry and constant creative pressure can really take its toll. And with the pressure of success only intensifying as roles and responsibilities change, the question is: how do you avoid it?
It's all in the effect: Instagram's Effects Gallery
Guess what creatives? New features are here! You can now create your own Instagram AR filter using Spark AR Studio and upload it to the ‘gram for your audience to try out.
To ‘Influencer’ and Beyond: What It Means To Be A Lifestyle Creative with Remi Akande
Fashion and lifestyle creative, Remi Akande, is all about ‘keeping it real’ with his personal brand.
Getting to Grips with Instagram’s New App for Close Friends
Instagram has launched what can now be considered as their third app: Threads. The brand new standalone messaging app has been designed to help you keep in touch and stay connected with your close friends.
Why Choose a Creative Communications Agency?
There’s a lot of buzz words when it comes to choosing an agency. But we are, above all, a creative communications agency. Here’s what that gets you.
The State of Social: September Edition
As social media ever continues to expand and grow, more and more platforms are coming onboard to the idea of video content.
Willkommen in Berlin: Part One
Looking for inspiration, new methods in creative problem-solving, and gaps in the German market – we arrived to Soho House Berlin with wide-eyed excitement and personalised t-shirts.