TikTok and Instagram is where I post weekly content promoting my thirfting brand.

Tiktok and Instagram: eelliejohnston

I’m really interested in working with Brainly because it aligns perfectly with how I already use social media — to share knowledge, make learning engaging, and support students in relatable ways. As a student myself, I understand how overwhelming assignments and studying can be, so I love that Brainly focuses on making education more accessible and collaborative.From a creative standpoint, I’m drawn to how Brainly combines education with community and creativity. It’s not just about giving answers — it’s about empowering students to learn from each other. I’d love to help communicate that mission through authentic, short-form content that feels fun, encouraging, and actually useful to Gen Z learners.Working with Brainly would let me use both sides of what I love — content creation and education — to make studying feel less intimidating and more social.

To create content that resonates with Gen Z, I focus on three key things: authenticity, relatability, and creativity. Gen Z can instantly tell when something feels forced or overly branded, so I make sure my content feels natural — like a conversation, not a commercial.I use trends strategically, not just for virality but to connect with real emotions or everyday experiences. For example, I might use a trending sound to tell a quick story, share a personal moment, or highlight a product in a way that feels genuine and spontaneous. I also keep editing snappy, captions conversational, and visuals clean but unfiltered — Gen Z values imperfection when it’s honest.Most importantly, I pay attention to community and interaction — replying to comments, using polls or stitches, and encouraging audience participation. For Gen Z, connection and shared experience matter more than production value, so I aim to make every post feel like it was made with them, not just for them.