To promote Quizlet effectively on campus, I would engage both online and in-person by creating shareable social media content such as study tips, app features, and student testimonials. I’d use platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, incorporating interactive elements like polls and Q&As to increase engagement. Additionally, I’d organize virtual or in-person study sessions, where students can use Quizlet to review together in a fun, collaborative setting. Partnering with popular student influencers or campus organizations would also help amplify Quizlet’s visibility, ensuring the message reaches a wider audience and encourages widespread adoption of the app.

Yes! When working on promotional screenings for A Real Pain and Red One, I analyzed feedback from audience surveys and influencer engagement metrics to refine marketing strategies. Process: I collected survey responses, social media engagement data, and influencer feedback to identify key trends. Analysis: I noticed that certain demographics were more engaged with specific messaging and adjusted outreach strategies accordingly. Actionable Insight: Based on the data, we prioritized outreach to communities that showed the highest interest, adjusted influencer partnerships, and tailored messaging to better resonate with target audiences.

1. Use Multiple Feedback Channels. Surveys – Anonymous Google Forms or tools like Typeform with open-ended and multiple-choice questions.

Focus Groups – Small discussions with students from different backgrounds to get in-depth insights.

One-on-One Interviews – Personalized conversations for detailed feedback.

Live Polls & QR Codes – Quick, accessible feedback collection at events.

2. Make It Inclusive & Accessible

Offer Multilingual Options – If possible, provide surveys in different languages.

Use Simple & Clear Language – Avoid jargon to ensure all students understand.

Provide Digital & Physical Forms – Some students may prefer pen-and-paper options.