Long-term hearing health is one of the most overlooked topics among musicians. While many artists are careful about their sound on stage, they often forget that exposure continues when they attend other concerts, rehearsals, festivals, and club shows as part of their everyday life.
Content & Digital Marketing Manager at BOLLSEN at Bollsen
Timotej Prosenc is the Marketing Manager at BOLLSEN Hearing Protection, where he leads the company’s SEO strategy, content creation, and email marketing initiatives. With a background in journalism and sales, Timotej brings both storytelling skills and commercial insight to BOLLSEN’s mission of promoting healthier hearing.
His connection to hearing protection stems from personal experience with sound sensitivity during live events and work in noisy environments, an issue that made him more aware of the long-term risks of unmanaged noise exposure. Today, as both a communicator and a user of BOLLSEN products, he is passionate about raising awareness around the importance of proactive hearing care.
At BOLLSEN, he develops data-driven marketing campaigns, writes SEO-focused articles, and manages communication channels that connect customers with practical knowledge about hearing protection. His work ensures that BOLLSEN’s message—prioritizing health, performance, and sustainability reaches a global audience in an engaging and trustworthy way.
Passionate about writing since childhood, Timotej combines creativity with a strong analytical approach, continuously testing new ideas in digital marketing, performance advertising, and social media. He believes in learning through innovation and collaboration, balancing leadership with openness to new perspectives.
Beyond his professional role, Timotej is committed to a healthy lifestyle and finds inspiration in fitness, sports, and quality time with friends. His personal passion for well-being aligns with BOLLSEN’s core values, making his work not only a career but also a cause he deeply believes in.
His connection to hearing protection stems from personal experience with sound sensitivity during live events and work in noisy environments, an issue that made him more aware of the long-term risks of unmanaged noise exposure. Today, as both a communicator and a user of BOLLSEN products, he is passionate about raising awareness around the importance of proactive hearing care.
At BOLLSEN, he develops data-driven marketing campaigns, writes SEO-focused articles, and manages communication channels that connect customers with practical knowledge about hearing protection. His work ensures that BOLLSEN’s message—prioritizing health, performance, and sustainability reaches a global audience in an engaging and trustworthy way.
Passionate about writing since childhood, Timotej combines creativity with a strong analytical approach, continuously testing new ideas in digital marketing, performance advertising, and social media. He believes in learning through innovation and collaboration, balancing leadership with openness to new perspectives.
Beyond his professional role, Timotej is committed to a healthy lifestyle and finds inspiration in fitness, sports, and quality time with friends. His personal passion for well-being aligns with BOLLSEN’s core values, making his work not only a career but also a cause he deeply believes in.
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Earplugs: Definition & Hearing Safety
What Are OSHA Standards and Why Do They Matter for Workplace Safety?
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OSHA standards are legally enforceable rules that define how workplace hazards must be controlled to protect workers’ health and safety. They set minimum requirements for exposure limits, safety procedures, training, and protective equipment across different industries.
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Hearing loss is a reduced ability to hear sounds clearly or at normal volume. It can affect one or both ears and may involve changes in how sound is transmitted through the ear or processed by the auditory nerve and brain.
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The ear canal is one of the most overlooked parts of the hearing system, yet it plays a crucial role in how we hear, how we stay protected from the outside environment and how hearing protection such as earplugs actually works. Understanding the ear canal is essential not only for ear health, but also for choosing and using earplugs correctly.
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Earplugs are small hearing protection devices that reduce how much sound enters the ear canal, the passage that transmits sound toward the hearing system and determines how noise is physically delivered to the ear. They are commonly used in noisy situations where sound may affect hearing, increase the risk of hearing loss, influence tinnitus, or exceed workplace noise limits defined by OSHA standards, which establish when and how noise exposure must be controlled. Rather than blocking all sound, earplugs lower noise to safer levels while allowing the ears to function naturally.
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Sleep apnea is a chronic sleep-related breathing disorder in which airflow repeatedly stops during sleep, reducing oxygen levels and putting stress on the cardiovascular and nervous systems.
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Earplugs and earbuds may look similar at first glance, but they work in completely different ways and are designed for very different purposes.
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Best‑fit earplugs are not defined by brand, material, or price they are defined by how accurately an earplug matches the unique shape of your ear canal to create a stable seal, real comfort, and reliable noise reduction.
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Snoring isn’t just a funny or annoying habit it’s a real health issue that can affect your ears, sleep, and overall well-being. Loud snoring happens when air struggles to move freely through your throat during sleep, creating vibrations that can reach dangerous sound levels. According to studies, heavy snorers can produce noise between 50 and 100 decibels, which is similar to a motorcycle engine or a busy street corner.
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Snoring occurs when airflow through the upper airway becomes partially blocked, causing the soft tissues of the throat, uvula, and tongue to vibrate during sleep. This vibration isn’t random it’s driven by anatomical and physiological factors that determine how open or narrow your airway stays at night.