A week ago I suddenly realised that this blog is a way for me to show what I can do and what I know. A so-called portfolio blog. I never had the intention to grow a big audience here. I just needed a site to point people to that are interested in me or my work. However, after a while I became a bit disappointed about the lack of comments at my blog. Although I was completely aware that I wouldn’t get a big audience without daily blogging and some SEO work, I started to miss an audience to share and discuss my views with. At that moment I decided to contact a close friend, Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in-chief of The Next Web, to ask him if he could use some expertise on mobile on The Next Web. Fortunately his answer was positive.
Nothing will actually change here, everything I’ll write on The Next Web will be found here as well. Even a bit more (like this nice little post). If you have never heard of The Next Web (shame on you) do pay us a visit (and bookmark and/or subscribe to the RSS feed). The Next Web is best described as the European TechCrunch. The Next Web focuses on European start-ups in the digital industry and addresses all the issues this young industry and the young people who work in it, have to deal with.
Photo credits to winterjade
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Peter Evers is currently employed as Business Development Manager at yoMedia, where he is responsible for conceptualizing mobile applications and sales. He has extensive experience in the mobile advertising market, having worked at the mobile advertising department of leading Dutch ad network WebAds, as well as having led on mobile sales at the leading UK ad network Unanimis. |
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Glad to have you aboard buddy!
Your picture showed up quite often on the TNW-frontpage the last few weeks, so it was only a matter of time really
Nice Peter!
Nice work!
Congrats.