Employed at Red since
October 2021
What do you do at Red?
I help our clients create a strong marketing strategy and branding. I do this as a project manager, as well as a marketing strategist. I am also responsible for our content team at Red and help our project teams achieve client goals.
Describe yourself
People know me as an enthusiastic person who is always up for new adventures. Originally a down-to-earth Grunneger, I grew up in the north of our country and am now settled in the middle of the country where I live with my boyfriend. In my spare time you will find me at the gym, dancing or with friends and family. Not for nothing is my motto: “Life is like music, dance on it and make it count”.
In Groningen I studied the bachelors Communication and Information Sciences and Business Administration, after which I did my master’s in Communication and Organization in Utrecht. The combo of communication & business administration still comes in handy every day in my work at Red. I combine the knowledge of company structures, visions and ambitions with my knowledge of marketing channels and choosing the right positioning. This allows me to always provide clients with appropriate advice. After my master’s degree, I immediately started at Blogs4Travel as a project manager and now this content marketing agency has been integrated into Red. All in all, I have been working in the travel and leisure industry for 12 years and do not plan to leave this industry anytime soon. I love to use my passion for language, knowledge of the tourism industry and love for travel to take our clients to the next level.
Your favorite vacation country
France of course!
What triggers you about Online Marketing?
Well, what doesn’t? Online marketing is an interesting field that can take you in any direction and that is why it is so important to find a good balance in which channels you use and what for. With clear goals you can reach the right people online and ensure engaged customers who want to spend their vacations with you year after year.
