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From sweat on the bike to sweat on the dance floor. Why Ghent's most palatable social ride and rave is the place to soak up a new culture.

Content creators are the game changers in the marketing world. They create creative content - from videos and podcasts to visuals - on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, for example. They inspire and influence consumers in their choices, and their impact is growing every day. Yet the creator economy is still in its infancy. Many talented creators struggle to turn their passion into a professional business with sustainable revenue. That's why Chase is launching two innovative training programs: Grow and Scale. These programs provide creators with the tools and knowledge to take a professional approach to their work, grow efficiently and maximize their brand value.

In an era when social media is shaping consumer behavior and influencers are setting trends, it is time for the bicycle industry to harness this power.

Are you a passionate creator or influencer who wants to contribute to a more sustainable future?

Are you a creator, influencer or journalist? Sooner or later you will come into contact with #scams, fake news or misleading content.

CounterScam is an innovative project that Chase conducted in collaboration with VRT NWS and deCheckers. This project focused on combating the spread of disinformation on social media. Watch the showcase video below where CounterScam participants share their findings:

As a content creator or influencer, you are constantly creating new, engaging content. By now, you already know that some days you succeed a little better than others. Have you tried working with Artificial Intelligence? You can perfectly use AI as a digital ally in your creation process, up to and including managing your community. Below, we'll explain just what you can do with this smart technology. Go for it!

Vloggers, podcasters, influencers, streamers ... In short, creators are important to all of us. Undoubtedly, you too follow several creators. But the life of a creator can be a struggle sometimes.

Are you a vlogger, blogger, podcaster, illustrator, influencer, streamer, photographer, videographer ... and your store as a digital creator is starting to quietly take off? Then it's time for the next step: apply for a VAT number so you can invoice as a self-employed person. But which status is most interesting for digital creators: self-employed as a secondary or principal occupation? We are happy to explain the advantages of both statuses.

As a content creator, you naturally want the largest possible community of followers, but did you know that it is important to also be part of a community yourself? It's important to see other creators and influencers not as competitors, but rather as colleagues who can mean a lot to you.