More and more entrepreneurs use professional coaching. The business coach is a growing phenomenon and, also in the Netherlands, is now helping countless SMEs with valuable advice, a listening ear and new insights. But why would you actually spend your hard-earned money on coaching as a self-employed person?
Guest blog by Ketura Plein of YoungCapital Recently it has been announced that millennials will have about 15 to 20 jobs in their lives. That is strikingly much compared to generation x or the baby boomers who often dedicate themselves to one job for a longer period. Millennials are often job hoppers, and this idea can create a certain fear among employers. Yet there is something positive in it.
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Dear readers, With a wedding, burglary, part-time job on Texel and the planning to move partially to Bulgaria, I have certainly not sat still in recent months. On October 48 I had my last working day at SnelStart as a content marketer and now I am working 100% for Bloeise again. That means less steadiness and no steady income, but also more freedom and more time for Bloeise! I want to do more business blogging, as I already do for Emerce and DutchCowboys, but for companies. Content marketing is starting to get a firm hold, along with inbound marketing, and here I can perfectly match my writer qualities ...
Time ago that I wrote a company blog: I have been very busy in recent months. And of course that is good news 🙂 In the meantime, I started a part-time job (24 hours) as a content marketer on Texel, at SnelStart: they make accounting software for nearly 50,000 customers. Now content marketing is exactly what I have set up Bloeise for (with the slogan: "It starts with content"), but I'm not really busy with it yet. I do write texts for clients, blog for Emerce and Dutchcowboys and help companies with their search engine optimization (SEO), but content marketing is an overarching concept. What does…
