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Going viral isn’t just luck—it’s about creating shareable moments that people instantly want to copy. Here’s my plan: Leverage trends, but twist them with TOZ → When there’s a trending TikTok sound or format, I’ll adapt it so it shows off the funniest or craziest side of the game. People love seeing something familiar but with a new spin. Make it look like real-life fun, not an ad → Instead of polished promo, I’ll capture those chaotic, laugh-out-loud moments that happen naturally when friends play TOZ. Authentic reactions = viral fuel. Campus-style challenges → Create quick “dares” or “party challenges” that anyone can recreate using TOZ, then encourage duets/stitches. If I can get the first few to pop, users will spread it themselves. Community interaction → I’ll spend time engaging with comments, replying with funny in-game clips, and making people feel like they’re part of the TOZ crew. That builds retention while we grow reach. The mix of trendjacking + authentic party vibes + challenges will make TOZ not just an app, but a social movement.

I’m interested in promoting TOZ because it’s not just another app—it’s literally a party starter in your pocket. I love the idea of turning any boring hangout into something hilarious and memorable with just a tap. On TikTok, people don’t just want to see polished content—they want to feel like they’re invited to the fun. TOZ has that perfect mix of chaos + laughter that naturally goes viral on campus and friend group content. For me, this isn’t just promotion—it’s a chance to create videos that people will tag their friends in with “we HAVE to try this.” That’s the type of energy I love to create on social, and TOZ feels like the perfect match.