The Croc

24/11/2022

At The Croc, we love a birthday - especially when it’s ’s special day! 🎄🥳

27/10/2022

Croc are ready for the sponsored 12km walk for CALM wearing our matching fleeces ✌️ Sponsor this fantastic cause! Link in bio 🐊

17/10/2022

All work. Some play. Fierce Fun.

02/07/2020

At 96% white and 64% male, the speaker line-up at B2B Marketing's Ignite 2020 conference shows how little progress our industry has made on diversity and inclusion. While the roster is filled with brilliant thinkers and worthy perspectives, it fails to represent the increasingly diverse audiences we seek to influence – and the diverse talent in our industry. Our Head of Social Media, Robyn Pierce, lays out why needs to make D&I a top priority.

https://thecroc.com/2020/07/02/b2b-ignite-highlights-industrys-diversity-problem/

The world has changed, so why hasn’t your advertising? Diversity is the new normal and B2B brands that fail to reflect the diversity of their customers in an authentic, relatable way, risk becoming obsolete.

21/03/2020

Happy World Down Syndrome Day from everyone at The Croc

30/01/2020

We’ve been recognised as the UK’s 4th fastest growing agency in this year's B2B Marketing Benchmarking Report. This follows significant year-on-year growth driven by our focus on consultancy and CX-led marketing transformation. A big thank you to our clients and to everyone at the agency!

22/05/2019

Hear from Eliot Freed at tech giant Ericsson on the importance of and its impact on how we communicate http://thecroc.com/2019/05/22/comms-giant-ericsson-talks-cx/

It may not be surprising, but the internet and comms giant, Ericsson are big on CX and catering to the needs of the customer. They spoke in Stockholm at our Customer Engagement Roadshow last month, and so we caught up with their digital marketing specialist, Eliot Freed to dive a little deeper into....

21/03/2019

Celebrating diversity and inclusion on and raising money for our friends at 21andCo, a parent run charity supporting families with children with Down Syndrome.