paisdesign

Creating brands, designing websites and building them to scale.

Agency Owner

TEDxVienna

So TEDxVienna is fun.

In 2024 I'm going to help organize 2 events and everyone is saying it's fun.
So I believe them.

I am designing the identity and  developing websites for both events.
On top of that I clean up the code of the old website.

Come to Vienna for TEDx, it's gonna be epic. 😎

Lead Web Designer

involve.me 

They call me intern here. 

So I basically do whatever the full time guys don't want to do. 

But that's okay because it's stuff like:
- Designing assets for website & socials
- Forming partnerships with influencers and newsletters
- Designing involve.me templates
- Building an inline community
- Managing social media

Marketing Intern

AdsThatSell

My first experience at an agency was a like rollercoaster. 
Tried to learn Facebook ads, failed, tried to gain customers as a BDR, failed. 
At the end, I helped to scale AdsThatSell (formerly Adstopus) to 15 retaining customers. 
What a ride.

Sales And Marketing Specialist

Suitsupply

Sales Assistant

Crafting Web Design & Sales Funnels for Creators | Turning your traffic into leads | Sharing insights for a better digital journey.

You don't have to wait months for your new website. 

I'll help you design and build websites and products that will:
- Make people coming back for more
- Increase your conversions 
- Align with your brand 

I started my journey in web development as an aspiring entrepreneur, struggling to find the right niche. I tried multiple businesses, and while some fell short of expectations, others were just not fulfilling enough. It was not until I stumbled upon designing websites for businesses that I realized just how much fun I was having. I was hooked.

As I delved deeper into the web development world, I realized that it was not just about designing websites, but more importantly creating a great user experience for the customer. I aspire to make a name for myself in the industry, to travel the world and help businesses create a better experience for their customers.

Along the way, I faced multiple challenges, such as struggling to find consistency in my work and often putting immense pressure on myself. However, these challenges only made me stronger and allowed me to gain a valuable perspective on what really mattered to me.

Peter Tomanka

Hoff Media

Founder

Daily Content & LinkedIn Insights • Founder at I.Am.U Media • Content and LinkedIn Consulting for Founders & CEOs

Mat Lehnhoff

I've connected with 103 potential clients in the past 2 weeks, and it has reminded me of the most important LinkedIn habit:

Sending daily connection requests.

Here's why it's so important:

1/ LinkedIn limits:
You're only allowed 100-200 connection requests every week. If you don't use them, they DON'T roll over. 

So take advantage of them!


2/ Easy to delegate:
Connection requests are the simplest thing to outsource.

I use software, but you can also have a VA send them out for you. You don't need to personalize them; just send them blank (unless you have a very specific reason for reaching out).

(DM me if you want to know the system I use)


3/ Networking:
LinkedIn is the ONLY platform where you can proactively connect with strangers and actually get them to accept.

Instagram doesn't allow this. On Facebook, nobody will connect with you.

But on LinkedIn, people are open to connecting just for the sake of networking, even when they don't know you.


4/ It grows quickly:
I'm currently getting a 40% acceptance rate.

This means that every month I'm adding ∼340 relevant connections.

In one year, that's over 4,000 new connections that I can talk to, nurture, and potentially sell to.

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This is the ONE LinkedIn activity you shouldn't overthink. 

1) Decide what type of connections you need.
2) Find them using search or Sales Nav.
3) And connect with them daily.

That's all you need.

Founder at Hoff Media | We turn LinkedIn into a real revenue channel through content + outreach

Most of my friends can't believe that people pay me for LinkedIn content. 

But here's what they don't understand (and why LinkedIn is STILL awesome):

1/ Quality of connections:
By far, LinkedIn has the best quality of connections and leads of all social platforms. 

Sure, it depends... but in general LinkedIn users earn more and have higher education (have you ever read comments on TikTok?)


2/ Networking:
This is the only platform where people will connect with you just because "why the heck not?"

Honestly, where else does this happen?


3/ Business mindset:
When you're on LinkedIn, you're open for business. You want to sell. You want to grow your business. You want to find solutions to business problems. 

On Instagram, Facebook, etc. you want to escape. You want to watch videos of cats jumping on kitchen counters and forget that real life exists (even for a second). 


So yeah. 
Even with the algorithm changes...
And even though Elon Musk disapproves...

LinkedIn is still pretty awesome. 


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There's an instagram account called Best of LinkedIn. 

Check it out.
It's hilarious. 


—

Yesterday I sent 15 outreach DMs for my content service and got 6 responses.

Here's what stood out to me:

AI hasn't solved the content creation problem.

Business owners are still struggling.

1/ They don't know how to properly use AI for it
2/ The content they're putting out feels generic
3/ They don't have an easy system to follow
4/ They don't have a content strategy

The responses I got from my outreach were all the same:

- What should I post?
- I need a better strategy
- What do you suggest?

A year ago I was worried sick because I thought ChatGPT would put me out of business.

Turns out, I was completely wrong.

The reality is that AI tools are just that - tools.

They don't replace strategy, understanding your audience, or knowing how to create content that actually converts.

All of this to say:

If you're a content marketer, take it as a reminder that there's SO MUCH opportunity out there. 

And if you're a business owner who understands the value of content and needs help with it, my DMs are always open. 

What are your thoughts on this?


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