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Ashley

College girl at CSULB making curly hair, beauty, and lifestyle content. I love creating fun, relatable videos that hype up natural beauty and help people feel confident in their own skin

College girl at CSULB making curly hair, beauty, and lifestyle content. I love creating fun, relatable videos that hype up natural beauty and help people feel confident in their own skin

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About Me

California State University, Long Beach

Long Beach, CA, USA

Economics

Class of 2026

Long Beach, CA, USA

Skills

Video editing
Expert short-form & long-form video editing (Final Cut Pro, Adobe Suite) • Data-driven social media growth and channel strategy • Creative scripting and storytelling that converts viewers into fans
Adobe Photoshop & Canva Proficiency

Interests

Social media
Curly hair
Beauty

GIG Work on H\FC

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Viral Creator Challenge

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$250/one-timeRemote & moreabout 1 month1-5 hrs/week

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The HOLY GRAIL co-wash @AsIAm ✨ Leaves my curls feeling so soft and perfect 🪽

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Interview Questions

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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What excites you about BUNKY and why do you think you’re a fit for our brand voice?

What excites me most about BUNKY is how creative and full of personality the brand feels. It has that perfect balance of wellness and fun that makes it stand out in the market. I’ve always loved the world of marketing, finding ways to make people feel something through visuals, words, and storytelling. I’m a naturally creative person who loves building concepts, designing on Canva, and imagining how brands can connect with people in new ways. I’m constantly experimenting with brand ideas and content just for fun, so getting real experience doing that for a brand like BUNKY would be such an exciting step. I think my creativity, eye for design, and genuine love for marketing make me a strong fit for your brand voice.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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How do you make healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational instead of preachy?

You make healthy products aspirational by focusing on how they feel, not what they fix. People don’t want lectures about ingredients; they want to see how those ingredients fit into a lifestyle they already want. It’s about trading “you should” for “you’ll love.” Show the glow, the energy, the vibe that comes from choosing better. Make it look fun, aesthetic, and effortless, and the wellness message sells itself.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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What brands do you think do social media really well, and what can BUNKY learn from them?

I think Poppi has mastered the art of turning an everyday product into a lifestyle, and BUNKY can learn a lot from that approach. Poppi’s content is fun, human, and craveable, built on three core pillars that would translate perfectly for a popcorn brand like BUNKY. Texture & Sensory Storytelling: Snacks are a sensory experience. Close-ups of buttery texture, the sound of a crunch, or hands reaching into the bag instantly trigger cravings. Think: “scroll → crave → save → buy.” Playful Personality: Poppi turned soda into a personality, and BUNKY can do the same for popcorn. Use humor, casual captions, and snackable moments that feel lighthearted and real. Lifestyle Integration: Position popcorn as a daily ritual for studying, movie night, post-gym, self-care snack. Show people living with BUNKY, not just eating it. Poppi proved that when a food brand mixes playfulness, lifestyle, and craveable storytelling, it stops being just a product and becomes a mood. BUNKY has the same potential.

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