I have sold things from a young age starting with door to door or in person girlscout cookies. As I've grown older and out of the cookie business, I helped an ecommerce business sell their product online through tiktok market place. It was really important with that gig to look at engagement versus the customer buying process. Even though a tiktok could go viral, we wouldn't get as many sales as we did when posting a different type of video styles.

I love getting inspiriation from my own fyp on tiktok because it keeps me up to dat with trends and what everyone else is doing. I usually save content ideas that I think are really interesting or cute to a folder as inspiration that I can look back on. Then when I have an idea of what I want to create I make a note in my notes app and start brainstorming of what the idea is, the execution, the clips needed, etc. Then I'll make a checklist of the steps Im going to do in order to create the video so that I know I get everything I need. Then I'll start executing it and then creating a shared album so that I can edit simultaneously on my phone or computer.

I got a lot of engagement on my Mini Mic Intereviews on Campus. They have an average of 37k views and I think it was so successful because it was around the time of freshman orientation and so people wanted to know what was going on for when they attend orientation too. Each video has around 100 saves which means people want to know what their peers around them are doing