I would grow TripBFF’s presence on campus by using strategies that make it visible, relatable, and easy for students to engage with. This includes creating shareable content, encouraging word-of-mouth promotion, fostering a community of users, and giving students reasons to try and talk about the app regularly.

I’d motivate other students to try TripBFF by showing real, relatable situations where the app makes traveling easier and more fun! Some situations in my head right now are:

Last-Minute Getaway: You just found out there’s a long weekend, but no friends are free. TripBFF helps you find someone spontaneous to join, so you’re not stuck at home scrolling TikTok.

Group Travel Chaos: Ever planned a trip with friends, but everyone’s schedule or budget is different? TripBFF connects you with like-minded travelers who match your vibe and budget.

Exploring Solo Places: You want to explore a new city or country, but it feels scary or boring alone. TripBFF finds a travel buddy who loves the same food, culture, or adventure spots—making solo trips social and safe.

Sharing Experiences: Imagine snapping your foodie adventures, scenic hikes, or festival moments with someone who genuinely appreciates it and is part of the journey—TripBFF makes that possible.

In general, the idea is to show these scenarios in short, funny, or dramatic clips so students see the app as something they can use and is helpful for them.

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