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How loud the hoover, hair dryer, blender, smoke alarm and lawn mower are for a dog, set against the 85–90 dB line, and when ear muffs are worth fitting for a household chore.
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.
Latest posts by Timotej Prosenc (see all)
Dog Hearing Protection
How to Get a Dog to Wear Ear Muffs: A 7-Step Plan That Works Before Fireworks Night
05
Sep
Sep
Most dogs accept ear muffs once the muffs predict food, not bangs. This 7-step plan uses 2-minute sessions over two to four weeks, with fixes for dogs that paw, shake or freeze.
Dog Hearing Protection
Dogs and Fireworks: Why Dogs Are Scared and a Plan From Months Out to the Morning After
04
Sep
Sep
Why dogs are scared of fireworks, how loud a display really is by the time it reaches them, and a timeline plan from months ahead to the morning after, with a calendar of every fireworks night.
03
Sep
Sep
The best dog ear muffs are chosen on frequency data, size, strap retention and returns rather than one headline dB figure. Here is how to judge any pair, and where our Dog+ fits and does not.
02
Sep
Sep
How loud is too loud for dogs, from the 85–90 dB discomfort line to the impulse peaks of fireworks and gunfire, with a decibel table of everyday noises and practical ways to keep the level down.
01
Sep
Sep
Dog ear muffs work, but not evenly. Our Dog+ octave data shows 44 dB off at 1 kHz and 13.6 dB at 63 Hz, so the firework crackle drops far more than the thump or a thunder rumble.
28
Aug
Aug
An everyday-sounds decibel chart from a whisper to a fireworks display with NIOSH safe times, the 85 dB(A) threshold and the 3 dB rule explained, the WHO weekly allowance, and the arm’s-length test for when to reach for earplugs.
27
Aug
Aug
The sourced numbers on noise, hearing loss and tinnitus for the UK, the US and the world, each with its year, sample and publisher. Refreshed every February around Tinnitus Week.
25
Aug
Aug
Measured cabin noise sits at about 70–79 dB(A) in cruise and peaks near 87 dB(A) on take-off. Here are the seat-by-seat figures, the long-flight dose maths and which protection does which job.
24
Aug
Aug
Ringing after a loud noise is usually a temporary threshold shift that fades within 24–48 hours, sometimes up to a week. What it means, which everyday noises cause it, and when to see a GP.