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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 excites me about BUNKY is how it makes wellness simple, real, and fun—without feeling preachy or complicated. I love that it focuses on everyday care and authenticity, which feels really refreshing. I think I’m a great fit for BUNKY’s voice because I write in a friendly, relatable way that feels like talking with a friend. I’m all about keeping things honest, encouraging, and easy to connect with, which matches BUNKY’s vibe perfectly.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

How do you make healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational instead of preachy?
Making healthy or functional products feel aspirational is all about tapping into how people want to feel — not just what they should do. The key is to inspire, not lecture. Nobody wants to be guilted into buying something. They want to see a version of themselves that feels good, confident, empowered — and your product is the quiet hero helping them get there.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

What brands do you think do social media really well, and what can BUNKY learn from them?
1. Nike: Storytelling That Inspires Nike’s not just selling shoes — they’re telling stories that make people feel powerful. Their social media focuses on motivation, identity, and real people overcoming challenges. It’s emotional, not transactional. What BUNKY can do: Tell the story behind your brand and your products. What does BUNKY represent? Confidence? Comfort? Creativity? Use social to inspire, not just promote. Feature real people using your product in real life — not just perfect photoshoots. 2. Ben & Jerry’s: Bold Values + Personality Ben & Jerry’s is fun and playful — but they’re also not afraid to speak up about issues like climate change or racial justice. Their feed is a mix of ice cream, activism, and humor — and it works because it’s authentic. What BUNKY can do: Think about what you believe in as a brand. Even if it’s something simple like “slow living” or “authentic connection,” show that clearly. Your values help you stand out — and attract people who believe in the same things. Also: be human. Talk like a person, not a company. 3. Glossier: Community First Glossier built their brand through social media by making everyday customers feel like insiders. They repost user content, ask for feedback, and build a vibe people want to be part of. Their visuals are soft, simple, and consistent. What BUNKY can do: Turn your customers into content creators. Encourage people to post about your brand and tag you. Repost them. Highlight their stories. Use Instagram Stories, polls, and comments to start conversations — not just push content. Consistency is key: colors, fonts, voice — make sure it all feels like BUNKY.