Given my prior experience, I’ve handed out flyers before, and I’ve found the most effective spot is on our main campus street where everyone has to pass through. It’s the area students cross every day, going between classes and dorms, so you’re naturally catching a high number of people without having to force any interaction. I’d also focus on timing, like between class changes or late afternoon, when foot traffic is the busiest. It makes it feel more natural, and you’re reaching students in their normal routine instead of interrupting them.

I’d encourage students to try Uber and Uber Eats by making it feel super relevant to their everyday college life. Whether it’s getting to class on a rainy day, safe rides after a night out, or late-night food runs during study sessions, I’d highlight how Uber fits into moments students already have. I’d also focus on sharing real experiences through social media, like quick content showing how easy and reliable it is, plus promoting deals or group ordering with friends, especially since that is what I usually do. This will make it feel convenient, social, and honestly, just a no-brainer option, which is what gets people to actually use it.

Yes!