Not sure what your brand needs locally? Let’s find out together. Book a 15-minute call to explore how we can help.

With 10+ years’ experience in London and Antwerp, Julie brings global perspective and local insight to international brands entering the Belgian and Dutch markets.

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Not sure what your brand needs locally? Let’s find out together. Book a 15-minute call to explore how we can help.

With 10+ years’ experience in London and Antwerp, Julie brings global perspective and local insight to international brands entering the Belgian and Dutch markets.

Book 15′ call

Not sure what your brand needs locally? Let’s find out together. Book a 15-minute call to explore how we can help.

With 10+ years’ experience in London and Antwerp, Julie brings global perspective and local insight to international brands entering the Belgian and Dutch markets.

Book 15′ call

FAQ’s

Can you advise on the media landscape in Belgium?

Belgium isn’t one media market, it’s two. The north (Flanders) is Dutch-speaking, the south (Wallonia) is French-speaking, and Brussels sits in between. Each region has its own public broadcasters, commercial TV, radio, press groups and lifestyle media. What works in Paris or Amsterdam often falls flat if you copy it here. We help international brands navigate this by pointing them to the right outlets, formats, and influencer networks in each region. That way, your campaign feels locally relevant without losing global consistency.

What budgets do brands typically need for Belgium and the Netherlands?

Budgets vary by scope, but we usually advise brands to reserve a mix for paid media, influencer marketing and local activations. Even modest budgets can create impact when tailored to Belgium’s market size and media habits.

What’s the role of social media in Belgium?

Belgium is still a Meta-first market. Facebook and Instagram remain dominant, with TikTok rapidly growing among younger audiences. LinkedIn is strong in B2B, and YouTube is a consistent channel across demographics. Twitter/X has limited traction compared to France or the UK. We design campaigns around these patterns — combining paid Meta ads with TikTok and influencer collaborations where it makes sense. The goal is simple: use budgets where Belgian audiences actually spend their time.

FAQ’s

Can you advise on the media landscape in Belgium?

Belgium isn’t one media market, it’s two. The north (Flanders) is Dutch-speaking, the south (Wallonia) is French-speaking, and Brussels sits in between. Each region has its own public broadcasters, commercial TV, radio, press groups and lifestyle media. What works in Paris or Amsterdam often falls flat if you copy it here. We help international brands navigate this by pointing them to the right outlets, formats, and influencer networks in each region. That way, your campaign feels locally relevant without losing global consistency.

What budgets do brands typically need for Belgium and the Netherlands?

Budgets vary by scope, but we usually advise brands to reserve a mix for paid media, influencer marketing and local activations. Even modest budgets can create impact when tailored to Belgium’s market size and media habits.

What’s the role of social media in Belgium?

Belgium is still a Meta-first market. Facebook and Instagram remain dominant, with TikTok rapidly growing among younger audiences. LinkedIn is strong in B2B, and YouTube is a consistent channel across demographics. Twitter/X has limited traction compared to France or the UK. We design campaigns around these patterns — combining paid Meta ads with TikTok and influencer collaborations where it makes sense. The goal is simple: use budgets where Belgian audiences actually spend their time.

FAQ’s

Can you advise on the media landscape in Belgium?

Belgium isn’t one media market, it’s two. The north (Flanders) is Dutch-speaking, the south (Wallonia) is French-speaking, and Brussels sits in between. Each region has its own public broadcasters, commercial TV, radio, press groups and lifestyle media. What works in Paris or Amsterdam often falls flat if you copy it here. We help international brands navigate this by pointing them to the right outlets, formats, and influencer networks in each region. That way, your campaign feels locally relevant without losing global consistency.

What budgets do brands typically need for Belgium and the Netherlands?

Budgets vary by scope, but we usually advise brands to reserve a mix for paid media, influencer marketing and local activations. Even modest budgets can create impact when tailored to Belgium’s market size and media habits.

What’s the role of social media in Belgium?

Belgium is still a Meta-first market. Facebook and Instagram remain dominant, with TikTok rapidly growing among younger audiences. LinkedIn is strong in B2B, and YouTube is a consistent channel across demographics. Twitter/X has limited traction compared to France or the UK. We design campaigns around these patterns — combining paid Meta ads with TikTok and influencer collaborations where it makes sense. The goal is simple: use budgets where Belgian audiences actually spend their time.

PR & Marketing agency for consumer brands in Belgium

Campaign Strategy & Brand Activation

Campaign concept

Messaging & creative angle

Media planning (paid/owned/earned)

Partnerships & activations

Deliverables roadmap

Social advertising & Influencer Marketing

Content planning

Paid social (Meta, TikTok)

Influencer matching

Product seeding & gifting

Community-driven content

UGC & Creator partnerships

Cultural PR & Brand Partnerships

PR & Press strategy

Media outreach

Brand collaborations

Media buying

PR events & moments

Cultural storytelling

Commercial matchmaking

Creative Direction & Local Content Production

Creative direction

Photo & video shoots

Platform-specific edits

Local production network

Always-on content kits