Chloë Bakker has been working as a marketer at Sidcon for almost a year now, and she’s learning something new every day. From launching campaigns to contributing to sustainability, Chloë shares how she’s found her place in the team.
“I actually found my way to Sidcon through my dad. I wasn’t actively looking for a new job at the time, but my dad knew I eventually wanted something different. Then he saw a vacancy from Sidcon on LinkedIn and sent it to me, saying it might be something I’d enjoy. And he was right! The role appealed to me right away, and when I saw the list of tasks, I immediately got excited.”
“I studied Communication, with a focus on the entertainment industry. But in the final year of my studies, I realized that working in entertainment wasn’t quite the right fit for me. However, I really enjoyed the communication part.”
“What I like most is that I contribute to the company, and the company, in turn, contributes to the world. It’s not just about selling a product because you think it’s the best. There’s a real sustainability philosophy behind it. It feels good to contribute to that.”
"What I like most is that I contribute to the company, and the company, in turn, contributes to the world.''
“The campaign in France. That was actually one of the main responsibilities listed in the job description. Within a month and a half, I set up that campaign together with the marketing department. That’s the project I’m most proud of.”
“‘Specialty’ might be a big word, but I mainly focus on LinkedIn campaigns in France and the Netherlands. I also work a lot on the website and stay up to date with the latest trends in SEO and AI. As a marketer, you’re always juggling different things, one day you’re updating colleagues’ email signatures, the next day you’re coordinating a photo and video shoot in the city. That variety is what makes the job so fun.”
“The biggest challenge for me is putting myself in the shoes of our target audience. Especially for the French campaign, I constantly remind myself that I’m creating content for a French mayor. That can be quite tricky. But the campaign is going well, so I guess I’m doing a good job thinking like a French person after all!’’
“The campaign in France. That was actually one of the main responsibilities listed in the job description. Within a month and a half, I set up that campaign together with the marketing department. That’s the project I’m most proud of.”
“‘Specialty’ might be a big word, but I mainly focus on LinkedIn campaigns in France and the Netherlands. I also work a lot on the website and stay up to date with the latest trends in SEO and AI. As a marketer, you’re always juggling different things, one day you’re updating colleagues’ email signatures, the next day you’re coordinating a photo and video shoot in the city. That variety is what makes the job so fun.”
“The biggest challenge for me is putting myself in the shoes of our target audience. Especially for the French campaign, I constantly remind myself that I’m creating content for a French mayor. That can be quite tricky. But the campaign is going well, so I guess I’m doing a good job thinking like a French person after all!’’
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