Interview Questions
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

What excites you about BUNKY and why do you think you’re a fit for our brand voice?
What interests me the most about BUNKY is the fun and distinct identity that the shop has. It isn’t just a shop, but a space that celebrates and advocates for local, independent, and creative designers and for the artistic desert fashion for Phoenix. From what I have seen and the passion you have, I understand that the shop has a ‘soul’; genuine, inclusive and with a strong point of view. I feel that I align with the BUNKY brand voice for that very reason. I aspire to produce content that embodies the uniqueness and authenticity BUNKY represents. I’d concentrate on : • Narrative Focus: Moving beyond product descriptions to highlight the artistry of local designers and the artistry behind each piece. • Aspirational Tone: Formulating and designing each post in a way that reflects and upholds the ‘timeless, modern, and creative’ lifestyle that BUNKY epitomizes. • Real Engagement: Creating content that feels unbiased and conversational, and embodies loyalty to the desert local community. I want to focus on the concept. I want to emphasize the connection to BUNKY, which goes beyond the product. I have a desire to express that in a way that the audience feels as authentic brand voice.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

How do you make healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational instead of preachy?
Foster a Lifestyle Community Establish a community for a specific lifestyle. It positions the product as an entry point to a network of like-minded individuals. • Conduct lifestyle-focused activities, in person and online, that do not revolve solely around the product. For a functional beverage, consider a guided meditation or virtual yoga session. • Spotlight your customers and their accomplishments on your social media. Celebrate their efforts and integrate them as a participant in a collective. This concentrates attention on clients, rather than the product, transforming the interaction from a monetary one to an integral, communal one.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

What brands do you think do social media really well, and what can BUNKY learn from them?
Successful social media brands prioritize stories, relationships, and trust. All Nike’s ads include inspiring narratives and highlight the emotions of athletes, not just the products. Humorous content is entertaining and memorable, like Duolingo’s, which is a brand that even uses viral trends. GoPro and Airbnb encourage their customers to submit content showing their products, which fosters community and collaboration. Lastly. Wendy’s has a unique tone of voice, with a rough, cheeky style on X. What BUNKY Can Learn BUNKY, a local Phoenix boutique, can learn to implement these strategies. 1. Your Story: Please, local and independent designers, show their creative processes and the story behind their products. 2. User-Generated Content: Customers would love to provide community content- encourage them to take and post photos of themselves in your "Arizona Love tees". 3. Your Voice: Your brand’s “eclectic and beautiful” identity deserves to come through with style in your posts and captions.


