As an entrepreneur, you walk up to the problems and dilemmas of. Do you have a question about it? In The Ondernemersraad is NU.nl you are looking for the answer. This week, Julien, Paul, Jukema (25) and is the co-founder of the ProjectSamenSterk, which he’s been after since the beginning of the coronacrisis SamenSterk flags to sell. It is the intention of the order, with the purpose of this period is designed for the flags of people with a heart under the belt to sting. The proceeds will go to Doctors without Borders. Up until now, it didn’t storm. What makes a young entrepreneur to a more national level?

up Until two months ago, sold to trader, Julien Paul, Jukema, only five years articles to a student with the ‘start-up’ Lustrumartikelen.nl. However, since the corona is in there, something else has been added, namely the flag.

the friends of Martin Mous, and Yuma Heymans, he decided he wanted to do something for the Dutch in this trying time to help you. “We want people to have the opportunity to give a positive message to reflect this.” The three of them went together to the drawing board, sit down and design a special flag, two orange hands, which together form a heart against a blue background.

Company: ProjectSamenSterk Founders: Julien, Paul, Jukema, and Martin Mous, and Yuma Immediate. Established: by 2020 the Problem is: How do I get a national level?

Including the lines: ‘SamenSterk.’ The flags vary in size and price. Jukema: “The smallest of the flag is 9.50 euro.” It’s purpose is? Hundreds of thousands of flags to sell, and the proceeds will then be donated to Doctors without Borders.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t really progress the sale. At the dedication of the boys will, in any event, it does not lie. “We have a lot of the media access itself, the flags hung by the city, and even a personal note from Femke Halsema the bus.” The question is: How can they help to increase awareness for their project.
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“Almost all of the business or businesses have a wealth of information in journalistic stories can be made out of it,” says Driessen. But the story is also in the news, you need to have it, however, are of current interest.

“Virtually all of the business or businesses have a wealth of information that journalistic stories are made of.”

Natalie Driessen, a pr professional

“What makes these flags so special, and why would you, as a flag, should it?” Jukema to let you know that the revenue to Doctors without Borders, but it was, according to Driessen’s important to mention what they then do with it. The product nieuwswaardiger it has to do, there’s going to be one piece of advice: “Deliver something else to the flag. For example, a practical service for people living in this time with you has helped.”

She goes on to say: “Incorporate all of this into a well-written press release, or hire someone if you will not be able to send it to some media outlets.”

It would be Jukema, according to the pr advisor to Driessen’s paper sifting through it and see what the book is about young entrepreneurs who are writing. “Approach then, the journalist who has written about this, and explain to them why you’re a start-up, is so special.” In a vlog on YouTube, you can get to work.” “You make a film about how people react when you give them a flag it has to offer and share it on Instagram.” Repetition is crucial. “Write your story every day and to engage actively with your target audience.”