Yep, I can totally commit to 3 short-form videos a day. I’m comfortable with planning, filming, and editing, and I’m always keeping an eye on trends so the content stays fresh and fun. I actually enjoy the creative process, so staying consistent won’t be a problem.

While I haven’t been directly part of a TikTok campaign yet, I’ve studied successful ones closely and would approach it strategically. I’d focus on aligning the content with trending audio and challenges, while ensuring it's authentic and relatable to the target audience. For example, I’d use short-form storytelling, user-generated content, and clear calls-to-action to drive engagement. I understand the importance of consistency, using analytics to track performance, and adapting based on what resonates most with viewers. I’m excited to apply these strategies in a real campaign and grow from the experience.

As i read a lot of books one of my fav book is secrets of closing the sale by zig ziglar so i will make sure To create engaging content for a TikTok audience interested in budget-friendly shopping, I’d use Zig Ziglar’s principle of 'selling is essentially a transference of feeling.' I’d focus on authentic storytelling—showing how affordable products genuinely make life better. For example, I’d post quick skits or transformations that highlight how someone on a tight budget can still live stylishly or solve everyday problems creatively. I’d build trust with followers by being transparent about prices, testing products, and consistently delivering value, just like Zig says—'People don’t buy for logical reasons. They buy for emotional reasons.'