Interview Questions
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

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 it blends wellness, design, and joy in a way that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The brand feels alive — warm, inclusive, and confident — which makes it stand out in a category that often feels overly polished or clinical. BUNKY seems to understand that wellness can be fun and social, not just functional, and that energy is something I naturally connect with. I think I’m a great fit for the brand voice because I instinctively lean into playful storytelling with purpose. I love crafting content that makes people smile, pause, or share — whether that’s through clever copy, trend-based reels, or mood-driven visuals. My tone naturally matches BUNKY’s mix of cheeky meets aspirational, and I’m passionate about building community, not just an audience. I see BUNKY as a brand people don’t just follow — they identify with — and I’d be excited to help bring that to life across every post.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

How do you make healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational instead of preachy?
I think the key to making healthy or functional products feel aspirational is to focus on how they make people feel, not what they “should” do. The best brands in this space, like Poppi, OLIPOP, or Sakara, lead with lifestyle, confidence, and vibe instead of rules or restrictions. For BUNKY, that means showing the product as part of real life — post-workout moments, weekend errands, beach days, and cozy nights in, all in that warm, sunny orange aesthetic. It’s about telling stories that make wellness feel joyful, not clinical. You make it aspirational by pairing function with fun: clean ingredients and purpose-driven design, but presented through humor, personality, and community. Instead of saying “you need this to be healthy,” the message becomes “this is what feeling good looks like.” Ultimately, aspirational wellness is about inviting people in, not lecturing them, making BUNKY feel like the cool friend who reminds you to take care of yourself, not the teacher who tells you what to do.
BUNKY (munchbunky.com)
Brand Marketing Intern

What brands do you think do social media really well, and what can BUNKY learn from them?
A few brands that stand out to me for doing social media exceptionally well are Glossier, Chamberlain Coffee, and CeraVe. Glossier built its community long before it became a product empire. Their Instagram feels like a conversation, not a campaign,every post feels like it was made with their followers, not for them. BUNKY can learn from that sense of co-creation, encouraging followers to share how they use the products, spotlighting real people, and using DMs or polls to make them feel part of the journey. Chamberlain Coffee nails the balance between playful and premium. Their visuals are fun, meme-able, and colorful, yet they still communicate a clear lifestyle identity. BUNKY could emulate this tone, using the warm orange palette and aspirational but relatable content that makes people want to be part of the brand vibe. Finally, CeraVe shows how smart storytelling can drive conversion. Their mix of educational content, UGC, and influencer partnerships builds trust and action. For BUNKY, that means creating shareable content that isn’t just pretty, but also useful, wellness-driven, and conversion-minded (like quick skincare or wellness tips featuring the product). Overall, BUNKY can take the community-first engagement of Glossier, the cohesive lifestyle branding of Chamberlain Coffee, and the value-driven storytelling of CeraVe to transform its Instagram into a growth engine, one that sparks connection, saves, and sales.

