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Motto
What I love
- Content Management
- Writing Technical Documentation
- Information Management
Awards and Recognitions
- DigitalKoda - 1st Place Winner of the DSMMCM1819 SEO CUP (May 2019). Read more here.
Digital tools I'm familiar with
- Word, WordPress, Blogger, Notion, Strapi, Umbraco, Sitecore, internal CMS’s, Discord, Facebook Business Manager, Screaming Frog, Excel, Google Sheets, Ahrefs, SEMRush, Accuranker, Supermetrics, Slack, Teamwork, ClickUp, Microsoft Teams, Sitebulb, DeepCrawl, Excel, Google Suite, Google Keyword Planner (Ads), Google Trends, Looker, Tableau, Headerlift, Canva, Google Webmaster Tools (Google Search Console, Google Analytics), GitHub, HTML5, CSS, Jira, Confluence, Azure DevOps, Microsoft Azure Explorer, .json, copy.AI, Smartsheet, Figma, Mural, Photoshop, DOCU, GCP, Oracle, Eloqua, Ceros, internal CMS, Asana, Vimeo...
Personality Tests
Humble Beginnings
"When I grow up, I want to wear a gabardine and support myself." As a child, my idea of success was simple: independence and a stylish gabardine. Decades later, I've achieved independence, but I've realized that gabardines aren't quite my style.
I come from a low/middle-class family. My mother was the first in our family to earn a university degree. My grandfather worked in the merchant marine, and my grandmother held multiple jobs even after retirement. Hard work and dreams have always been part of our lives.
At age 9, I started selling small handmade clay decorations and scoobie strings to my friends at school and church. Earning 18 euros was my biggest achievement at the time, and I was overjoyed.
"If you can dream it, you can do it."
Following my passion for online gaming communities, I got into Content through SEO and research. Finding gaps for Content development is the core that drives me forward, be it at tech or writing. I find happiness in improving processes and building opportunities for growth.
Career Plan
- Work in Content
- Work 4 days a week in my mid-30s
- Professional fluency in Dutch and Spanish
International environments
Day off on your birthday
Hybrid or remote
An agile environment
Fast-paced
Transparency
User-centric
FREE Trainings
No NFTs
Good vibes
Never assume, always ask
Make sure to understand your contract, know exactly what your duties and rights are
DO NOT WORK WITHOUT A CONTRACT. Because in the end if it’s not written, it does not exist and no one will care about it besides yourself
Be kind to people. Everyone has their own story and is going through something
Be honest and transparent. If you’re the best match for the role, just go for it, if you aren’t, don’t be afraid to say it, and go on looking for a new adventure
Keep working and saving, to have money for at least the next 6 months in case you become unemployed - bills won’t magically disappear
Avoid stagnation. Life’s too short, thrive for a new learning every day
Don’t be afraid to fail or make mistakes - it’s the best way to learn
Something a manager once said: Learn from others’ mistakes - so you can avoid them for yourself
Stick to your values as long as you can, prove them wrong
There’s no perfect job - learn to look at the bright side
Don’t get yourself involved with drama, nor talk behind someone’s back - if your co-workers are doing this, they’re also doing it with you. Aka a red flag
Don’t overwork yourself and enjoy your breaks - I’m still working on this. As someone once said to me: “You’re working hard, don’t overwork yourself, take a break, you’ll still get your dollars at the end of the day”
Be grateful to be working! Someone out there right now is wishing to be in your shoes