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The most frequently asked question: how exactly do you guys do it? In this video, we answer.

In March, the corona crisis caused plans for 2020 to be binned. A crisis like this puts a lot of pressure on the creativity of entrepreneurs to adapt their businesses to circumstances. Therefore, during the webinar planning for 2021, we engaged with fellow entrepreneurs about what measures they have taken during the crisis and what measures they can still take. What measures these are we are happy to share.

Even if you are satisfied with your existing sales, you also know that you will eventually need to acquire new customers again. Follow this roadmap to achieve more customers and more sales in the short or long term based on two questions.

Step into the learning zone with OWNIT. To facilitate the growth of this startup, we developed the strategy and created easy-to-use bilingual website.

For clients. And also for potential employees. Because the market demands more. And if you want to deliver, you have to pay as much attention to finding good people to execute it as you do to finding customers.

During corona, supervising interns was quite a challenge. Fortunately, Roland van Dijke started at the end of the measures. So as a result, we were able to work a lot together and he finished his internship with a passing grade. That tasted like more, so Roland decided to make the last year of his studies “dual” by continuing to work with us. We welcome his fresh perspective. Time for five questions to our boxer from the Green Heart.

Associations must also move with the times. For the WSV Numansdorp, we worked on a new positioning and created the new website.

An important question in acquisition: "What stage is my customer in?" It defines the content you need to deliver. In this regard, "The hero's journey" is a fine tool. He shows that people have different content needs at each stage. That goes for epic stories like the...

After the slump of recent years, the staffing industry is recovering. The feeling about that market is summed up with a deep sigh by most companies that survived the crisis by saying, “We’re still here.”

Everyone maintains customer relationships. Anyone? Yes, everyone! Everyone, both privately and professionally, comes into conversation with people you want to achieve something with. Whether it’s your partner, neighbor, a police officer, a colleague, a (potential) customer, if you want to achieve something with people you should always take stock of where their needs lie.