“Day in my life / behind the scenes” Show how the brand is built: design work, photo shoots, manufacturing, packaging. These humanize the brand and make it feel less like a billboard. “Before & After / Transformation” Maybe showing raw materials → final product, or sketches → finished piece. Or “lash your look”: show how someone’s outfit or look is elevated with a Magnum product.

I keep social content engaging and authentic by focusing on real stories, relatable experiences, and genuine interactions. I share content that feels personal and adds value — whether it’s a helpful tip, behind-the-scenes moment, or honest reflection. I also prioritize consistency in tone and visuals, respond to comments thoughtfully, and use authentic storytelling rather than overly polished or sales-driven posts. Most importantly, I listen to the audience’s feedback and adapt content based on what truly resonates with them.

To get the word out about Home From College without seeming too promotional, focus on engaging authentically in subreddits like r/college, r/BackToCollege, r/communitycollege, and r/StudentLife by joining conversations about transitions, motivation, and life at home. You can also seek advice and share insights in r/startups, r/entrepreneur, or r/marketing to build awareness organically. Instead of posting ads, share personal experiences, ask for feedback, or offer helpful advice — that way your mentions of Home From College feel natural and genuine, not sponsored.