I’m interested in working with Brainly because I’ve personally used it and know how helpful it can be for students. I love the idea of creating content that makes learning more accessible and engaging, and it’s exciting to help other students find the same support I’ve benefited from. Plus, I enjoy sharing tips, study hacks, and relatable student experiences, which fits really well with Brainly’s mission.

To create content that resonates with Gen Z, I focus on keeping it authentic and relatable. I like to tap into humor, real-life moments, and trends they actually care about, rather than trying to make it feel like a polished ad. Short, snappy hooks, bold text, and visually engaging edits help catch attention, and I always try to tell a story or share something they can see themselves in. I also pay attention to what’s trending in their culture sounds, challenges, memes and find ways to put my own spin on it so it feels genuine.

TikTok is all about trends, quick pacing, and capturing attention in the first couple of seconds. It’s more playful, raw, and often uses sounds, text overlays, and humor to hook people in. Instagram, especially Reels, is a bit more polished and visually aesthetic, though it’s also moving toward trends. On Instagram, content can lean more on strong visuals, brand consistency, and lifestyle vibes, while TikTok thrives on relatability and shareable, authentic moments. Basically, TikTok is about spontaneity and virality, and Instagram is about style and storytelling.