For hundreds of years British creativity has been leading the way, through our invention, innovation, design, artistry and hard work. There are lots of channels and networks for spreading the word about what we do as creatives – our websites, our social media, regional directories, etc.

Until now, there has been nowhere that brings them all together into an easy to navigate, highly relevant space. There are many tools that we use to create our work, we wanted to create a great tool that helps us to promote our work.

"There are lots of people working really hard to promote their discipline - Governing Bodies, Industry Professionals, Educators - but most creatives are multi-disciplinary, and no one was joining it all together. We want to offer something that works at every level, from grassroots and those starting out to industry professionals and national treasures." - Jeremy Aird, Founder

"Recognising that the Creative industry is a mass of niches, where people strive to be different, take risks and don’t want to fit in - we wanted to build somewhere where creatives can be themselves, they are easy to find and we help celebrate their differences" - Richard Woods, Co-Founder

1. Personal Identifiable Information (PII):

   • Full home address, personal phone number, birthdate, or personal email address.

     
     

2. Sensitive Personal Data:

   • National Insurance numbers or school records.

     
     

3. Overly Personal Information:

   • Details about family, friends, or personal life that aren’t relevant to your creative work.

     
     

4. Unmoderated Personal Social Media Links:

   • Avoid linking to personal social media accounts that may expose private or unprofessional content.

     
     

5. Low-Quality or Incomplete Work:

   • Only showcase polished, finished work that highlights your best skills.

     
     

6. Sensitive Project Details:

   • Don’t share confidential or unfinished projects, especially those under NDA or with private client details.

     
     

7. Precise Location Information:

   • Use general location (e.g., "London, UK") rather than street addresses or real-time geotags.

     
     

8. Financial Information:

   • Never share bank details or payment methods directly on the platform.

     
     

9. Unnecessary Personal Photos:

   • Use a professional headshot and avoid casual or irrelevant images.

     
     

10. Explicit or Controversial Content:

• Keep your content professional and avoid sharing personal, political, or controversial views unless relevant to your work.

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