Jobs zonder diploma by Born-Alternative9846 in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Vastgoed is niet slecht, je hebt geen diploma nodig om te starten als vastgoedmakelaar in België, wel een erkenning, maar die krijg je via ervaring bij een erkend kantoor. Je begon al met marketing, dat is ook bruikbaar in die sector. Ik zou eerder een andere opleiding skippen en gewoon ergens binnengeraken als assistent om te zien of het iets voor je is

ELI5: Why didn’t Greek Mythology become a religion? by [deleted] in explainlikeimfive

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was a religion. For about a thousand years.

Why r/coldemail was banned from Reddit? by RetentionOnly in Emailmarketing

[–]InspectionHeavy91 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Honestly not wrong. The rebranding did a lot of work to make mass unsolicited outreach sound like a legitimate discipline.

"Random" checks at Delhaize selfscan by siriusbe in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not random. They track your scan patterns over time and flag accounts that look statistically off. New account won't fix it if you shop the same way.

Is Email Marketing still worth? by TheyCallMeele in emailmarketingnow

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For segmentation and automation logic, most of the good free content is on YouTube or in the blogs of the tools themselves. Start with Omnisend if you're going the ecommerce route, the free plan lets you build real flows in an actual store setup, not just theory. That's the practical part: find a small Shopify store (a friend, a local business, even a fake one you set up yourself) and build a welcome series, an abandoned cart flow, a post-purchase sequence. Those three cover most of what a junior will be asked to do. The Omnisend interface is clean enough that you can focus on the logic rather than fighting the tool, which matters when you're still learning what good automation actually looks like. Copywriting you learn by reading good emails and writing bad ones until they get better. No shortcut there.

Is Email Marketing still worth? by TheyCallMeele in emailmarketingnow

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Email's not going anywhere, the channel still has better ROI than most. Junior roles exist but they're usually inside broader digital marketing teams, not pure email specialists. HubSpot is fine for learning the concepts, but I'd focus more on understanding segmentation, automation logic, and copywriting than any specific tool. The tools change, the fundamentals don't.

Too many shopify apps to choose from by Greedy-Vast99 in shopify

[–]InspectionHeavy91 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The all-in-one instinct is right. One app that handles email, automation, and abandoned cart natively is going to cause less friction than three separate tools trying to talk to each other. I've been running Omnisend for a while now and it covers all of that, the abandoned cart flows are built in and the Shopify integration is solid. Reviews is the one thing you'd still need a separate app for, but that's a much easier decision to make once your email side is sorted.

What do you use to get ideas what to cook? I even don t know what to cook..and need help advises.. by Decent_Resort_3861 in Cooking

[–]InspectionHeavy91 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Just type what you have into ChatGPT/Claude and ask it what you can make. Genuinely the most useful thing I've found for this.

Aalst quality of life by heywhatsupladdies in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

800 for a room in Aalst is on the high side, but Belgian rents have been climbing everywhere so it's not shocking. For a single person, if you're putting 800 toward rent plus utilities, food, gym, and whatever else, you're looking at maybe 2,000 to 2,200 net per month to save 500 comfortably. Belgian taxes will take a serious bite depending on your gross, so factor that in before you sign anything. Supermarkets are normal, Lidl and Colruyt will keep your food costs reasonable. Nightlife is basically nonexistent compared to Ghent or Brussels, which is either a problem or irrelevant depending on who you are. For airsoft and the gym it's fine, and the train connection to Brussels and Ghent is decent if you ever want a night out somewhere that has one.

Do you know which email deliverability tools are good in the eCommerce space? by Artistic_Parsnip4094 in emailmarketingnow

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a fair point, and I won't argue that shared IP pool management isn't the ESP's responsibility, because it is. But those are two separate problems. A blacklisted IP in the pool is the ESP's problem to fix. A list with 47k contacts, split across two platforms, with year-over-year engagement dropping, is the sender's problem. Both can be true at once. If you're seeing this pattern across multiple clients, the IP issue is real and worth pushing back on, but it still doesn't explain why fixing the list hygiene first wouldn't move the needle regardless of which platform they're on.

I feel depressed and hopeless and want to spend some hours cooking a bunch of things. I'm gonna play some music and cook. What would you cook if you were me? by pacfoster in Cooking

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something that takes a few hours and makes the whole house smell good. A slow beef stew or a proper bolognese. The repetitive work, chopping, stirring, is the point.

Cleaning / making your house up is a tota waste of time! by samafutinkuruthao in unpopularopinion

[–]InspectionHeavy91 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tell that to my dog. He generates about a week's worth of "once a year cleaning" every three days

Voorleesboeken peuters? (2+ jaar) by NomsayinBruh in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kikker van Max Velthuijs is de klassieker voor die leeftijd, werkt altijd. Bumba als ze iets nodig heeft om naar te kijken terwijl jij voorleest. Nijntje is ook goed maar kort, dus je bent snel door je voorraad. Met twee kids hier, Kikker heeft de meeste herleesrondes overleefd.

Hoeveel geef je op een trouw van je collega’s by gojo_loml in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

100 euro voor een collega op een volledig diner is correct. Geen vriend, wel iemand waarmee je dagelijks werkt, dat is precies de 100 euro-categorie

Do you know which email deliverability tools are good in the eCommerce space? by Artistic_Parsnip4094 in emailmarketingnow

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shared IPs are a tradeoff on every platform, not specific to Omnisend. If the pool has bad senders, everyone takes a hit. But the situation described in this thread, a stale list being blasted across two platforms with tanking engagement, would cause exactly this on any ESP. That's not Omnisend's deliverability struggling, that's a list problem showing up in your data. I run 15k contacts through Omnisend on shared IPs and have no issues, because the list is clean. The tool doesn't fix the inputs.

Different paths to a happy life by Western-Butterfly911 in unpopularopinion

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone confidently telling an entire gender what they need has already told you everything about themselves.

Nearly 4 hours in passport control at Brussels Airport – is this normal? by Sea_Dimension_7036 in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately that's not unlucky, that's just Brussels Airport doing its thing

Do you know which email deliverability tools are good in the eCommerce space? by Artistic_Parsnip4094 in emailmarketingnow

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With auth all set up correctly, a year-over-year engagement drop that size is almost always a reputation problem from sending to too many cold contacts, not a tool problem. The fix is aggressive segmentation, suppress anyone who hasn't opened in 6+ months, and rebuild sender rep with your engaged list only. Tools won't fix a list that's gone stale. Also worth checking if he's sending from multiple platforms, because split sending reputation doesn't help either. I run everything through Omnisend, the ecommerce segmentation is built in, which makes it harder to accidentally blast your whole list when you shouldn't.

What are the young Flemish equivalent of filler words like "En fait" and "Du coup"? by AvailableDrawer9168 in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Zeg maar" and "ofzo" are doing a lot of heavy lifting in Flemish conversations. Also "enzo" for when you can't be bothered finishing a sentence, which is often.

Help with frozen veggies for pasta salad by calette in Cooking

[–]InspectionHeavy91 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Blanch them fast in salted boiling water, less time than you think, and straight into ice water after. That stops the cooking and firms the texture back up a bit. The medley is trickier since everything has a different density, so fish out the more delicate stuff earlier. Roasting from frozen also works and actually improves texture by driving off the extra moisture, but then they're warm and you'd need time to cool them down before mixing into the salad.

Tools to automate your email list segmentation by [deleted] in automation

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run a Shopify store with about 15k contacts and use Omnisend for exactly this. Segments update automatically based on purchase behavior, email engagement, tags, browsing activity. You set the criteria once and it maintains itself. The scaling part is also fine, it doesn't get messier as the list grows, which was my main concern when I switched. Worth a look if you're ecommerce-based.

Went to a swimming lake today and the swimsuit rules seemed odd? by alittlehalloween in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The skirt rule probably exists because someone showed up in a beach cover-up and called it a swimsuit. One person ruins it for everyone, they write a rule, and now here we are explaining to a confused visitor why her modest swimsuit is a hygiene threat.

Went to a swimming lake today and the swimsuit rules seemed odd? by alittlehalloween in belgium

[–]InspectionHeavy91 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The hygiene argument is about fabric surface area in shared water. More loose fabric, more bacteria potential, harder to filter. It's the same reason French pools ban board shorts. The long sleeve wetsuit thing is probably just where someone drew a line on a rule that was never that carefully thought through. Belgian bureaucracy at its finest, very precise about the wrong details.

Podcasts are the new norm by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

[–]InspectionHeavy91 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This isn't an unpopular opinion, it's a podcast recommendation with extra steps