I haven't done any formal product reviews yet as I'm just starting out, but I'm a naturally analytical and detail oriented person through studying Natural Sciences at university and I think that translates really well into giving thorough, honest and genuinely useful reviews - I'm really excited to get started and I'm confident I can deliver the kind of authentic feedback that both brands and audiences find valuable.

Yes I do grind and clench my teeth which is something I'm really conscious of and actively looking to manage better - so a product that addresses that is something I'd be genuinely invested in trying rather than just promoting, and I think that authentic personal connection to the problem is what would make my content around it really honest and relatable for anyone dealing with the same thing.

I think consistency is the single biggest factor - posting regularly and showing up every day even when engagement feels slow is what builds momentum over time. Beyond that I'd focus on jumping on trending sounds and formats early, using niche specific hashtags to get in front of the right audience, and making sure every video has a strong hook in the first two seconds to maximise watch time which is what the algorithm rewards most. Engaging genuinely with other creators and communities in the same space also makes a huge difference, especially in the early stages of growing a new account.