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Ava

I am a journalism major at the University of Georgia who can turn anything into a story worth telling. If I am not reporting or creating content I am probably on the pickleball court!

I am a journalism major at the University of Georgia who can turn anything into a story worth telling. If I am not reporting or creating content I am probably on the pickleball court!

Endorsements

Verified

21+

UGC Creator

Campus professional

About Me

University of Georgia

Class of 2027

Athens, GA, USA

Skills

Communications: AP Style, professional writing, copy editing, and newsletter production
Media: Adobe Creative Suite, video production, social media management
Legal/Policy: Confidential records handling, case tracking, follow-up, public affairs interest

Interests

Social media
Fashion design
Fashion

My Clubs and Associations

Alpha Gamma Delta

Recreational Pickleball Club

My Portfolio

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 effortlessly the brand blends confidence, creativity, and fun. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, yet it still inspires people to express themselves and feel their best. BUNKY has built a personality that feels bold, clever, and real—something that really stands out in a sea of overly curated brands. I think I’d be a great fit for that voice because I naturally gravitate toward storytelling that feels human and energetic. Through my experience creating content on social media, I’ve learned how to translate brand values into engaging, authentic posts that connect with people rather than just sell to them. I love experimenting with humor, trends, and relatable moments, the same kind of approach BUNKY uses to make wellness feel approachable and cool.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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

Healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational when they’re marketed as enhancing someone’s lifestyle, not restricting it. The key is to focus on empowerment and enjoyment rather than rules or guilt. People want to feel good about their choices, not judged by them. That means showing real people living vibrant, balanced lives; laughing with friends, moving their bodies, and enjoying the product naturally. Brands like Alani Nu and Bloom do this well by using bright visuals, positive messaging, and influencer storytelling that feels relatable instead of preachy. For BUNKY, that could mean leaning into confidence and self-expression, positioning the product as a part of feeling good in your own skin. It’s about promoting balance, confidence, and creativity, not perfection. When the message is about celebrating how good it feels to take care of yourself, people want to join in.

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?

Brands like Glossier and Alani nu stand out for how they use social media to build strong, personality driven communities. Glossier built its following by treating customers like friends; reposting user content, responding casually in comments and letting real people represent the brand. Alani Nu effectively blends aspirational lifestyle with authenticity, using vibrant visuals and relatable captions to connect with its audience.

BUNKY can take inspiration from these brands by continuing to emphasize authenticity and community. Its tone already feels approachable and creative, but BUNKY could expand engagement by incorporating more behind-the-scenes content, user generated posts and trend-based/short-form videos that show personality while highlighting the brands mission. Building a recognizable brand voice; fun, confident, and human helps turn followers into loyal fans.

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