PressPage Enjoys Rapid Growth In 2016

As a result of continued strong growth in clients, PressPage has accelerated its expansion plans. Three new team members joined the company in October, and we will be relocating our headquarters in Amsterdam to a larger location in early 2017. Additionally, conversations with investors should be finalized by the end of this year.

With a sharp increase in the number of customers worldwide and the steady development of our platform, we have gained a leading position in the (online) PR industry. To ensure that we remain positioned to provide the best service for our customers while expanding the PressPage brand internationally, PressPage continues to identify and hire key positions both in Europe and the U.S..

Customer Success

Thanks to our Customer Success team, PressPage clients know how to get the most out of the platform from day one. Customer Success Managers provide detailed training before “going live” and take a proactive approach to keep all users informed of new features as they become available. Two new Customer Success Managers were welcomed in October with the addition of Robin Kleine and Dide Nijhoff. Our internal training program will ensure that Robin and Dide are quickly brought up to speed.

Marketing

Furthermore, this month Christa Hemelaar has been appointed as Marketing Manager. Along with Sébastien Willems (CEO) and the sales team, she will focus on strengthening our international brand. Previously Christa has worked as an online marketer and marketing project manager. Her experience and expertise in the field of marketing automation and content marketing, will help PressPage rapidly increase exposure across all target markets.

Working at PressPage

With the arrival of Robin, Dide and Christa we now have 30 employees. Even though our previous milestone of moving to a bigger office was only two years ago, the planned move in January is a clear signal we’re not finished growing yet. Check out our career page to see which new colleagues we are looking for now.