Sure! One example was a gym post I made breaking down my go-to glute workout. I listed each exercise, added short clips of me doing them with good form, and kept the captions super clear and easy to follow. I also added quick tips that helped me see real results, like mind-muscle connection or adjusting foot placement. It got a lot of saves and shares because people liked that it was straight to the point but still helpful—and it reached a wider audience than usual since it was actually useful, not just aesthetic.

I stay up-to-date with TikTok trends by constantly scrolling through my For You Page, checking what sounds and formats are blowing up, and keeping an eye on what creators in my niche are posting. I also follow a few trend forecasting pages that break things down early. Once I spot something picking up traction, I try to put my own twist on it—whether that’s adding humor, tying it into a relatable moment, or aligning it with a brand or message. I think the key is moving fast but staying authentic, so it still feels like “me” and not just trend-hopping.

I’m currently working on growing my content across different platforms and could use help filming and editing short-form videos for TikTok and Instagram. I’d book someone under the “creative or content help” category—ideally someone who’s comfortable behind the camera, can help with angles/transitions, and has a good eye for what performs well on social media. It’s mostly fitness and lifestyle content, so someone who’s familiar with that space would be a plus.