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Aleena

My name is Aleena, and I’m a college student at St. John’s University starting my journey as a micro-influencer. I absolutely love your brand and would be so excited to collaborate!

My name is Aleena, and I’m a college student at St. John’s University starting my journey as a micro-influencer. I absolutely love your brand and would be so excited to collaborate!

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About Me

St. Johns University

Queens, NY, USA

Marketing

Class of 2029


Tunapuna Secondary School

high school diploma (regents diploma)

Class of 2024

Graduated


New York, NY, USA

Skills

Typing
Creativity
Project management

Interests

Business
Content creation
Digital marketing

My Clubs and Associations

Marketing Club

Social Media/ Content

Brands I Follow

poppi
Midnighties
PCOS Slayyy App
Good Twin Non Alc Sparkling Wine
Not Your Mother's Haircare
Candier
+5

Interview Questions

YouTube Kids

Internship: Digital Marketing Planner for YouTube Kids

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Which digital marketing metrics would you prioritize for a kid-focused platform?

For a kid-focused platform like YouTube Kids, the most important digital marketing metrics are those that reflect parent trust, child engagement, and long-term retention rather than vanity reach. I would prioritize parent account sign-ups and profile creation to measure trust and adoption, active users and session length to understand child engagement, and retention rates (7-day and 30-day) to see whether families find ongoing value. Screen-time setting usage and parental control interactions are also key indicators that caregivers feel empowered and involved. Finally, ratings, reviews, and feedback sentiment from parents should be closely monitored, as they directly reflect credibility and satisfaction in a children-focused environment.

YouTube Kids

Internship: Digital Marketing Planner for YouTube Kids

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How would you tailor a social media campaign to appeal to parents and caregivers?

A social media campaign for YouTube Kids should focus on building trust with parents and caregivers by highlighting safety, educational value, and parental control. Content should use a calm, reassuring tone and show real-life moments—like quiet time, learning breaks, or supervised screen time—while clearly explaining features such as content filters, screen-time limits, and age-appropriate playlists. By partnering with trusted parenting voices and using parent-first messaging that emphasizes control, peace of mind, and learning, the campaign positions YouTube Kids as a supportive, reliable tool that fits seamlessly into everyday family routines.

The Shelf

Content Creator for NYC Pop-Up

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Are you comfortable stopping people on the street for interviews?

yes

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