I’m currently at Texas A&M University, and I’m involved in Aggie Business Brothers, which gives me consistent access to a strong network of motivated, business-focused students. I also have close hometown friends in other organizations and fraternities, so my reach extends well beyond just one group. What I’ve done in the past for other brands is leverage weekly meetings, socials, and campus events—both my own and my friends’—to distribute product directly to students who are actually likely to use it. Instead of random handouts, I focus on getting it into the hands of people who will give real feedback and organically share their experience within their circles. This approach keeps it targeted, authentic, and much more effective for building traction on campus.

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I’d position IQ Brand as a smarter swap, not a lecture something that fits how students already operate but without the nicotine. Instead of relying on products like Zyn nicotine pouches that can lead to dependency and crashes, IQ gives you a clean way to stay focused and locked in during classes, studying, or late night work sessions. The angle would be performance and control you’re still getting that oral habit and mental boost, just without the addictive downside. It’s an easy upgrade for anyone trying to stay sharp without relying on nicotine or other substances.