“If you don’t have experience yet or haven’t landed an internship, this is such a good way to start.” I’d explain that it gives you real, hands-on experience you can actually put on your resume and not just something you joined, but something you did. You’re building skills, working with brands or organizations, and getting paid while doing it.

On a college campus, that’s huge. Most students are looking for experience but don’t know where to start. I’d frame the app as a low-pressure way to gain real-world experience, earn money, and stand out when applying for internships or jobs later. It’s not just another app, it’s something that can actually help you build your resume while you’re still in school.

I would share my unique link on TikTok since that’s where my audience is most engaged. I share a lot of UGC tips and tricks around UGC platforms, brand deals, and creator growth. That's where my content consistently resonates and performs well. I’d naturally integrate the link into value-driven videos (like “how to land more paid collabs” or “UGC Rapid fire - rating ugc platforms”) and position it as a resource I personally use, rather than just dropping a link. That way it feels organic, helpful, and aligned with what my audience already expects from me.

Yes, I have experience collecting sign-ups both through National Honor Society and during recruitment for Delta Delta Delta (Tri Delta). With National Honor Society, I helped promote volunteer events and encouraged students to sign up by clearly communicating the benefits and impact. During Tri Delta recruitment, I actively connected with PNMs to get women excited about being part of the organization. Both experiences taught me how to communicate effectively, build trust, and motivate people to take action.