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Head of Content

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Senior Content Strategist & Editorial Lead

Content Strategist

ENO - Erasmus Night Out

- Founded a student event concept, creating a brand recognized across the university campus in a matter of 6 months.
- Responsible for strategic planning, marketing and promotion of parties, selling out every monthly event with capacities ranging up to 2000 people.
- Sold 1000+ tickets in less than 10 hours at one point by creating a powerful marketing system that leverages strong brand equity and urgency.

Co-Founder and Partner

HeyJobs

- Cold-calling clients from various industries and steadily adjusting my sales pitch to function in a red-ocean B2B market.
- Made 70-100 cold calls a day and achieved a 180% performance improvement over a 6-month time period.

Sales Business Development

Erasmus Tech Consulting

- Provided strategic advice to tech start-ups and scale-ups in international project teams, attending skills workshops and in-house days at Big 4 consulting firms.
- Successfully designed and implemented a company branding plan and market entry strategy for a young AI startup.

Strategy Consultant

B&R Beurs Erasmus Investment Society

Drafted and discussed investment proposals as part of a national investment competition.

Andromeda Investments Alumnus

Österreichisches Rotes Kreuz Niederösterreich

Paramedic

Building content-driven lead-gen engines for B2B Founders & Execs @ notus | strategic storytelling nerd | big fan of neuroplasticity

If you're a founder or exec

you've probably thought about using LinkedIn to build authority and generate leads.

Chances are you've tried writing your content and realized:

- Coming up with ideas is hard
- Writing content takes up lots of time
- Not having a clear strategy is confusing

You're not alone.

We've worked with 150+ founders & execs who has the same issue.

That's why we're here:

Together, we'll turn your LinkedIn into a content-driven lead-gen machine.

If that sounds at all interesting, feel free to DM me the word "Strategy" to find out more :)

I have the best job in the world. Onboarded a client this week who sold his company for half a billion. Been building companies his whole life. And me, a random 24-year-old, gets to interview him every 2 weeks?

When I tell people I'm a "content strategist", I usually spend the next 2 minutes explaining the notus model. 

"We basically get paid to interview successful founders and execs, extract their insights, stories & expertise, and turn it into content that benefits them & their business."

Some people get it, some people don't. 
Neither matters to me.

What matters to me is that I live on a timeline where I get paid to learn from some of the most successful people on this planet. On topics that I'm obsessed with.

It still feels surreal sometimes.

When I was in high school, I'd always wondered how some people had such interesting and random jobs. 

Now I know. Someone made it.

All it takes is someone with a problem and someone else with a solution. 

Boom. That's a job. 

In my case, I'm  lucky that the person with the problem is usually someone I look up to, and that I've gotten pretty good at delivering the solution. 

Thanks, Marvin Sanginés, for making my job.

Max Radman

Building people-led content engines for B2B founders & executives | Head of Content @ notus | founder-led marketing nerd | big fan of neuroplasticity

Every time I get distracted at work, I block the exact amount of time I was distracted for into my calendar. I call it “Radical Public Accountability” and I think it's an overlooked productivity hack. 

Why? 

Because of the sheer discomfort that arises when you put a blocker in your calendar that says: "LinkedIn Doomscroll" - for all of your team members to see.

It makes you feel so useless that you'd rather never do it again. 

I can happily say that I've used this trick to reduce the amount of LinkedIn doom scrolling to near zero (in GenZ terms - around 45 min / week in total.)

To be fair, being on LinkedIn is literally part of my job, so often times I do catch some content inspiration. 

But sometimes it's also just mindless doom scrolling. 

Now I don't know if I'd be making this post if I didn't work 60+ hours per week, but since I do it, I feel like I have some leeway. 

Some people build in public, I try to grow in public.

Peace, everybody.

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