I’ve driven engagement on platforms like Reddit by targeting niche communities with clear goals, like fostering tech discussions. I posted diverse content, such as weekly Q&A threads and how-to guides, to spark interaction. Consistently engaging in discussions and replying to comments with thought-provoking insights encouraged deeper conversations. I also used polls to adapt content based on feedback, boosting participation. Fair moderation and rewarding active users with shoutouts built trust and loyalty, creating vibrant communities without needing external validation.

I’d join 3-5 relevant subreddits and consistently post engaging content, like thought-provoking questions or stories, while following rules. I’d comment thoughtfully on rising posts early, adding value to spark discussion. By actively engaging in discussions and replying to comments with interesting, conversation-driving responses, I’d build rapport and encourage user interaction, authentically boosting karma quickly.

helped organize "Campus Vibe Fest," a college cultural event, by leading the content campaign to promote it. After researching our target audience (students and faculty), I created engaging Instagram and WhatsApp posts, plus blog-style updates on the college website, highlighting performances, workshops, and food stalls with #VibeFest. I collaborated with the event team to align content with the college’s lively, inclusive brand.

Impact: Social media reach grew 30%, with 200+ #VibeFest student posts. Event pages saw 500+ unique visits, and attendance hit 80% of campus (up from 50% for past events), boosting student participation and campus spirit.