Creative Social - The Global E-Commerce Marketplace

Creative Social was started in January 2022. After seeing businesses struggle during the pandemic, due to a lack of resources and marketing expertise, we knew that there had to be a better solution. Our team started brainstorming and had a few questions.

From there, Creative Social was born! Our mission is to help businesses grow and thrive by providing them with the resources and knowledge they need to succeed.

So what do we do? Creative Social is the first global e-commerce platform built on Web3.0 technology that is leveraging the blockchain to make buying, selling, and trading digital and physical goods more seamless. With an emphasis on collaboration and partnerships, our unique proposition is that we are building a true one-stop shop for our customers. Forget about having to find suppliers or artists, we have them and they are ready to work with you today. We provide resources, advice, and support so that our creators can focus on what they do best – running their businesses!

Our core values are creativity, collaboration, and community. At Creative Social, we believe that by working together, we can achieve anything. We are all about supporting and lifting businesses so that they can reach new heights, which is why we structured our platform in such a way that there is no financial risk to getting started. When you work with us, we can guarantee that there are no hidden fees, onboarding costs, monthly bills, and whatever else the other platforms are charging. There are no contracts, you aren't locked in to use us, and you are free to come and go when you want. But why would you want to leave?

Nick is a problem solver, for problems that you didn't even know existed yet. He is a serial entrepreneur and founder of CFCP2 LLC, which has started and funded numerous startup companies, which span multiple industries including healthcare, technology, and more. Nick is a creator and his mind is constantly going and thinking of ways to be innovative and push the envelope. When he is not working and wearing 50 different hats, he is spending time with his wife and children and traveling.

Mike Reams, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder

Mike is our technical genius and there's nothing he can't do. We've tried to find something that might stump him, but we haven't been able to yet. He's professionally skilled in Cyber Security, Blockchain, Enterprise Architecture, data architecture, and everything else under the sun. If you need something technical done, Mike is your man! When Mike isn't tinkering or learning about the next new technologies available, he is spending time with his wife and children and enjoying the outdoors.

Brandon Evans, Chief Strategy Officer and Partner

Brandon is the ace up our sleeve when it comes to strategy and marketing. Brandon is an accomplished business architect with over 10 years of experience in product development, marketing, business strategy, and adapting to whatever is in front of him. Brandon is our idea guy. We know that when we have an idea, Brandon likely has hundreds of thoughts running through his head before we even finish the sentence. When he's not strategizing and creating content, he enjoys being a husband and father!

If you are a business owner, then Creative Social is the perfect solution for you. With our easy-to-use platform and knowledgeable team, we make it easy for you to get started and grow your business. 

Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you take your business to the next level!

Creative Social is the global e-commerce platform built on creativity, collaboration, and community to help business thrive and grow!

NFTs, or "Non-Fungible Tokens", are digital assets that are stored on a blockchain. This provides a decentralized and secure way to track and manage ownership of digital assets. NFTs can be used for a variety of purposes, such as Proof of Ownership and authentication. Additionally, NFTs provide a unique identifier for digital assets that cannot be replicated, making them ideal for a variety of applications.

The benefits of using NFTs – why they are becoming more popular

NFTs are becoming more popular due to their many benefits and applications. The benefits of using NFTs include:

NFTs provide a unique identifier for digital assets that cannot be replicated, making them ideal for Proof of Ownership and authentication purposes.

NFTs can be stored on a blockchain, providing a decentralized and secure way to track and manage ownership of digital assets.

NFTs can be used for a variety of applications, such as video games, digital art, and more.

How to use NFTs – a guide for beginners

If you are new to the world of NFTs, don't worry! This guide will teach you everything you need to know about how to use NFTs.

Choose an application or platform that supports NFTs. (P.S. You can use Creative Social!)

Create an account and connect your wallet.

Here are a few tips to help you get started:

There are a variety of applications and platforms that support NFTs. Do some research to find one that suits your needs. We designed Creative Social to be the most customer-friendly platform, check us out!

Most applications and platforms require you to connect a wallet to use NFTs. Make sure you have a compatible wallet before getting started.

You can buy or mint NFTs. Buying NFTs is usually cheaper and easier, but minting NFTs allows you to create your unique assets.

Once you have your NFTs, you can start using them for a variety of purposes. Get creative and have fun!

NFTs come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The most common type of NFT is an ERC-721 token, which is used for applications such as digital art, video games, and more. Other types of NFTs include ERC-1155 tokens, which are often used for gaming items, and ERC-20 tokens, which are commonly used for utility purposes.

There are also different types of NFTs that you might see if you are scouring the internet, some include:

Music NFTs are becoming wildly popular, with big names such as Kings of Leon, Grimes, and 3LAU all selling NFTs of their music. Music NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-1155 token and can be used to represent ownership of a digital asset, such as a song or album. By allowing the artist to release clips, singles, and more directly to their fans, they are strengthening their following and can control their music more than they had been able to previously.


Art NFTs are another type of NFT that is becoming increasingly popular. Artists are using NFTs to sell their artwork in a completely new way. Art NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-721 token and can be used to represent ownership of a digital asset, such as a piece of art. Artists, such as Beeple, have sold their NFTs for millions of dollars, proving that there is a big market for art NFTs.

Real-world assets, such as property or land, can also be tokenized and represented as an NFT. This allows for a new way of ownership and verification. Real-world assets that are represented as NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-20 token. So what does this look like? A growing use case that we are seeing is where farmers need to raise capital. They are turning to NFTs to fractionalize land ownership and give investors a way to own a piece of the farm. Funds are then being used to grow operations, purchase additional equipment, and more. This is just one example of how NFTs are changing the game when it comes to real-world assets.

Utility NFTs are a type of NFT that provides utility or function within a certain ecosystem. Utility NFTs are usually used for things like reward points, loyalty programs, or in-game items. Utility NFTs come in a variety of forms, but the most common type is an ERC-20 token. Creative Social is working with brands to not only leverage existing loyalty programs but to supercharge them by leveraging the blockchain. This gives brands a way to reach new customers, engage their existing customer base, and create loyalty like never before.

Tickets and memberships can also be tokenized and represented as an NFT. This allows for a new way of ownership and verification. Tickets and memberships that are represented as NFTs usually come in the form of an ERC-20 token. We are seeing an uptick in venues adopting NFTs as a form of ticketing. Creative Social identified that as an opportunity and worked exclusively with The Tone Knows company to develop the Smart Pass. The Smart Pass is safer and more secure than ever while providing more utility to the pass holders.

We are starting to see a trend in NFTs being used for short-term rentals. This is usually done through an ERC-721 token. The most common use case that we are seeing is digital art. A collector may purchase an NFT and then rent it out to a museum or gallery for some time. This allows the collector to generate revenue from their purchase and also allows the museum or gallery to display the art without having to purchase it outright. We think that this trend will continue and we will start to see more NFTs being used for short-term rentals.

NFTs are changing the game when it comes to digital assets and ownership. We think that we will continue to see NFTs being adopted by a variety of industries as a means of ownership and verification. Additionally, we think that NFTs will continue to be used for short-term rentals as we are already seeing a trend in that direction. So, where do NFTs fit in the future? We think they have a bright future and will continue to be adopted by a variety of industries.

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NFTs are digital assets that are stored on a blockchain. NFTs are here to stay, but how will they be used?

NFTs - The Present and the Future

If you're a fan of radio, you may have noticed that things are changing. More and more, radio stations are going digital. But what does that mean? And why is it happening? In this blog post, we'll take a look at the reasons behind the shift to digital radio and what it means for listeners like you.


One of the biggest reasons that radio is going more digital has to do with the way that people are consuming media. These days, we consume media very differently than we used to. We stream music and podcasts on our phones, listen to the radio in our cars, and even have smart speakers in our homes that can play whatever we want with just the sound of our voice. This trend toward on-demand listening will only continue, which is why many radio stations are switching to digital.


Everyone wants to expand their reach. Without a strong digital presence, your reach is limited. However, by going digital, you are able to reach a much wider audience, potentially around the globe. By streaming online, you can provide listeners with a way to listen to your station even if they're not in your immediate area.

Digital radio also allows for a more personalized experience. With traditional radio, you're stuck listening to whatever the station decides to play. But with digital radio, you can choose exactly what you want to listen to. You can create custom stations based on your favorite songs, artists, or genres, and you can skip songs that you don't like. You can even pause and rewind if you missed something.


Let's talk advertising as well. By going digital, you are increasing your ability to communicate with the listener. Ads can be visual and audio experiences, which allow you to engage with the listener now more than ever. You can also track how many people are listening to your station and what ads they're hearing, so you can adjust accordingly. Our partner, Tone, is helping platforms interact in a much more efficient and impactful way by leveraging Tone tags, check them out by 

Finally, digital radio just sounds better. If you've ever listened to a digital audio file, you know that it just has a richer, fuller sound than traditional FM radio. And as internet speeds continue to increase and devices continue to get better, that difference is only going to become more pronounced.

All in all, it's easy to see why radio is making the shift to digital. It's a trend that's being driven by the way that we consume media and it provides several advantages for both station owners and listeners alike. So you might be wondering, where does Creative Social come into play? We are working with digital platforms to build a more unique experience for the listener by creating loyalty programs, communities, and exclusive access to events, merchandise, and more! Interested to hear how we could help you? Contact us today at 

Radio is going more digital for a variety of reasons, but at the core it is really following the listeners!

Why Radio is Going More Digital

Hiram Villa, more commonly known as Teel, is an accomplished artist currently in Madison, Wisconsin. He is most well known for his graffiti and has been doing graffiti majority of his life, along with murals, paintings, and more recently, digital art.

Teel grew up in Chicago and was influenced by hip-hop. Shortly after his mother passed away, he had a few choices: get into some real trouble in the streets or take out his frustrations with graffiti. We all know which option he took. Teel found a crew at the age of 14 and started to quickly grow in popularity. One of the most important lessons he learned as a young artist was that each artist needs to have their own style and there has to be a level of symmetry to the work. Teel took on the challenge and continued to grow.

As Teel’s work got bigger and more known, he began to build out his collection. His paintings can be found spread across Madison in restaurants, bars, and more. He has painted in nearly every big city, worked with big brands like Miller, and continues to exapnd.

Most recently, Teel began diving into digital art, creating two collections "

 Both collections are unique and provide insight into his sense of humor and creativity. We are excited to have Teel on our platform and are excited to see his work grow in popularity with our community!

If you would like to check out his work, you can visit the below links:

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Digital and Graffiti Artist shares his background!

Creator Spotlight - Teel

Before understanding NFT, it helps to first understand what is fungibility. Fungibility is the property of the object or item to be interchanged with another copy of the same type or similar type or different type without affecting its value. Money is the best example of fungible tokens. If I have a $100 bill & you have five $20 bills then we canexchange it easily without causing any loss or benefit to anyone. Similarly, Non-Fungible items are those which can not be interchanged like this.


Gallery art hanging in the museum is the best example of it. Every art is unique & can not be replaced by any similar items.

 represents a one-of-a-kind digital asset which has been securitised by the backing of cryptography (the same technology we use to generate cryptocurrencies) and thus allows the owner to claim their creation. Its just a digital representation of your digital assets (image, video, text file, pdf, etc.) whose proof-of-existence & proof-of-ownership is being managed by a Blockchain ledger, simply called Blockchain. This is only possible because the Blockchain ledger is considered immutable (means can not be altered or removed) and thus cannot be tampered with by anyone without paying billions of dollars & years of time.

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Interest is beginning to become more mainstream!

Art has come a long way since the days of hunters painting animals on cave walls. With the advent of digital technology, artists now have a myriad of new tools at their disposal. As a result, digital art is becoming increasingly popular, both with creators and audiences. One of the advantages of digital art is that it can be easily shared and distributed online. This has democratized the art world, making it easier for new and emerging artists to reach a wider audience. Additionally, digital art is highly versatile and can be used to create anything from traditional paintings to three-dimensional animations. As more people become comfortable with using digital technologies, it's likely that digital art will continue to grow in popularity.

The ease of creation: how software programs make it simple to produce digital art

Anyone with a computer and an internet connection can be an artist these days. It's never been easier to create digital art, thanks to the wide array of software programs available. Whether you're looking to design a new website or create a work of 3D art, there's a program out there that can help you. Even better, many of these programs are free or very low-cost. That means anyone can get started creating digital art, regardless of their budget. And with so many tutorials and online resources available, it's easy to learn how to use these programs, even if you're starting from scratch. So if you've ever wanted to try your hand at digital art, there's no excuse not to give it a go. Who knows? You might just surprise yourself with what you're capable of creating.

The market for digital art: why more and more people are interested in collecting it

In the past, art collectors were primarily interested in buying paintings and sculptures that they could display in their homes. However, in recent years, there has been a growing market for digital art. As the world becomes increasingly digitized, more and more people are interested in collecting art that exists in the digital realm. There are several reasons for this trend. First of all, digital art is often more affordable than traditional artwork. Secondly, it is easy to store and transport digital files, making it convenient for collectors to add to their collections. Finally, many people appreciate the unique aesthetics of digital art, which can be very different from traditional art forms. As the market for digital art continues to grow, it is likely that more and more people will become interested in collecting it.

The reproducibility of digital art: how easy it is to share and distribute

In the art world, the concept of reproducibility has always been a contentious issue. With digital art, however, the issue has become even more complex. On the one hand, digital artists have unprecedented control over how their work is reproduced. They can choose to distribute their artwork online or through print-on-demand services, and they can even sell digital copies of their work. On the other hand, the very nature of digital art makes it highly prone to piracy. Once an image or file is shared online, it can be copied an infinite number of times with little effort. As a result, many digital artists find it difficult to control how their work is distributed and worry that their livelihoods may be threatened by piracy. Despite these challenges, however, the ease of sharing and distributing digital art has also made it possible for artists to reach a global audience and build up a loyal following of fans. In the end, only time will tell how the increased reproducibility of digital art will affect the way it is valued by collectors and critics alike.

Digital art is becoming increasingly popular for a number of reasons. First, it is relatively easy to create digital artworks using software programs such as Photoshop or Illustrator. Second, there is a growing market for digital art, as more and more people are interested in collecting and displaying unique and interesting artwork. Third, digital art can be easily reproduced and shared, making it ideal for artists who want to reach a wide audience. Finally, digital art offers a unique and dynamic way of expressing oneself.

If you're interested in creating and selling digital art, Creative Social can help you get started. We offer a range of services, including tutorials and white glove service, to help create, list, and start selling your art. We also provide a printing & framing partnership to include printed copies of your digital art with every piece. 

As the world becomes increasingly digitized, more and more people are interested in collecting art that exists in the digital realm. 

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