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She/Her

Elizabeth

I’m the first in my family to go to college and am very excited to go out into the workforce and do something I love. Working with different companies to bring fun and new ideas out into the world.

I’m the first in my family to go to college and am very excited to go out into the workforce and do something I love. Working with different companies to bring fun and new ideas out into the world.

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UGC Creator

About Me

California State University, Sacramento

Class of 2027

Tracy, CA, USA

Skills

Bilingual
Customer service
Ability to work both alone and in team

Interests

Social media
Business
Arts and music

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?

I think the most exciting thing about BUNKY is that it’s another fun and creative protein snack. I just recently started my road to healthier eating and there isn’t much out there when it comes to creative choices involving protein. It’s always a basic vanilla bar that tastes like cardboard. Why not make eating healthy fun and tasty?

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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

The best way to make them aspirational is to market the product as something you’ve actually used before, rather than something you’re just advertising for a check. As well as hyping up the product as something useful for you and your health rather than for aesthetics and using negative words to describe oneself. 

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 the best brand that did social media really well, and honestly began the trend of brands engaging more in social media, was Duolingo. BUNKY could learn from both their mistakes and recent downfall, as well as their usage of memes and keeping up with trends. Not only was their social media posts creative and engaging, but so was their app. They matched both aesthetics and energy and engaged their community enough that people actually wanted to use their app. The moment you lose touch with who you’re marketing towards and who your product is for, is the moment you lose business.

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