Yes, here is a video I made that did well: https://www.tiktok.com/@studywithstar0/video/7594128329373011214

The target audience was college students studying and during college time:

and one where I used a different text template to college students: https://www.tiktok.com/@studywithstar0/photo/7591190547423907086

Yes, worked for Brainly in the past and warmed up the tiktok account with new posts from 0 followers on the page

I approach short-form content by leading with a strong hook and thinking about what will make someone pause in the first second. I also pay attention to trends, sounds, and formats that are performing well because they naturally increase reach and engagement, but I think carefully about how to tailor them in a way that aligns with the Word and resonates authentically with other Christians. From there, I focus on making the content feel real and native to the platform through relatable moments, strong pacing, and emotional connection. The faith-based content I’ve made in the past often uses audio paired with words on screen because people like content they can engage with quickly. Sometimes this is audio of me speaking with a POV-style message or a short word of encouragement, since that tends to capture attention and feel personal. I also make sure to use intentional hashtags within the five-hashtag limit, like #Christian and #FYP, to keep the content highly targeted and help it reach the right audience