I make a lot of lifestyle content. I don't like to choose one niche because I feel like I get to be my authentic self when I post content about every aspect of my life. The type of content that I like to consume is aesthetic, satisfying, and informative content. These two factors show my vibe because I can be very fun and outgoing while still keeping a serious side.

I’d persuade friends to join a new app community by focusing on why it benefits them, not just why I think it’s cool. I’d start by highlighting what makes the app genuinely useful, fun, or different — whether it’s exclusive features, a unique community vibe, or content they’d actually enjoy. I’d frame it around their interests, like “I think you’d love this because you’re always looking for new places to get inspo,” rather than making it a generic pitch. I’d also make it feel low-pressure and social. People are more likely to join if they know others are already there, so I’d position it as something we could explore together, share inside jokes on, or use to plan things as a group. If the app has any incentives — early access perks, creator tools, or referral rewards — I’d mention those as a bonus, not the main selling point. Most importantly, I’d show them a quick example or send a screenshot of what I’ve been enjoying on the app to make it feel real and easy to hop into. The goal is to make joining feel like they’re gaining something fun and personal, not like they’re doing me a favor.

One of my most successful TikToks performed well because it combined a strong hook, fast pacing, and clear value right from the start — all elements that TikTok’s algorithm tends to reward. I opened with a visually engaging moment that immediately captured attention within the first few seconds, which helped increase retention and kept viewers from swiping away. The editing was tight, with quick cuts and clean on-screen text that made the content easy to follow and encouraged people to watch until the end. The video also had a natural replay factor, which boosted watch time and signaled to the algorithm that the content was engaging. Beyond the technical side, the post tapped into a relatable and emotional moment that made viewers feel connected, leading to higher likes, comments, and shares. The caption and hashtags helped with discoverability, but the real driver was that the content delivered something satisfying and entertaining quickly, which kept people engaged and ultimately pushed the video to reach a wider audience.