I handle feedback by actually applying it to my content so I can improve and make each post better than the last. I don’t take critiques personally, I see them as a way to grow and create content that connects more with the audience. As a TurboTax ambassador, I’ve had experience receiving feedback from brands and adjusting my content based on what they’re looking for. I also pay attention to comments, engagement, and what performs best, then tweak things like my hooks, editing style, or how I show the product. For OCTOBUDDY, I would use feedback to make the content feel even more natural and relatable, especially since it’s a lifestyle product. Taking feedback and actually using it helps me create content that feels more engaging, on trend, and aligned with the brand.

I would approach this role by creating content that feels authentic, fun, and super relatable to young professionals. My style is very “day in my life” and lifestyle-focused, which makes it easy to naturally integrate a product like OCTOBUDDY into real moments, like getting ready, filming content, or being on the go. I like to keep my videos visually engaging with clean transitions, trending sounds, and quick storytelling, but still make it feel like you’re just watching a friend. I also lean into playful, confident energy, especially inspired by 2000s content, so my videos feel expressive and memorable without being overly polished. For engagement, I actively interact with comments, ask questions in captions, and use polls or story features to get feedback. I also pay attention to what performs best, like watch time, saves, and shares, and adjust my content based on what the audience connects with most. Since I already have experience creating content for brands and promoting on campus, I understand how to balance being creative while still hitting brand goals. My goal would be to make OCTOBUDDY feel like a natural part of people’s everyday routines while keeping the content fun, trendy, and engaging.

yes!