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Kayleigh Keefe

I’m a recent Providence College graduate who loves blending fashion and social media to create content that inspires and connects with audiences. With experience in retail, merchandising, and digital

I’m a recent Providence College graduate who loves blending fashion and social media to create content that inspires and connects with audiences. With experience in retail, merchandising, and digital

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About Me

Providence College

Providence, RI, US

Marketing, finance

Class of 06/2025


Canterbury School

New Milford, CT, US

Class of 06/2021


Providence College

Providence, RI, USA

Marketing, Finance and Accounting

Class of 2025


Stamford, CT, USA

Skills

Python
Google Analytics
Project management

Interests

Social media
Fashion design
Working out

Brands I Follow

Organixx
Visualize AI - Interior Design
GradeGrind
Laila
standfordstudents
Mindgrasp AI
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Why do you find the mission of Resist interesting?

I find Resist Together’s mission really compelling because it’s about giving people control over their time and attention in a world that’s constantly vying for it. As a post-grad navigating work, social life, and personal growth, I see firsthand how easy it is to get trapped in endless scrolling, comparison, and distraction. I love that Resist isn’t just about “cutting screen time”—it’s about helping people live intentionally, build healthy habits, and create space for real-life experiences. Being part of a movement that empowers others to reclaim their focus and mental well-being feels meaningful and aligned with values I genuinely care about.

https://nolca.created.app/

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What kind of content do you think could work?

Content Ideas: Relatable Daily Struggles: Short videos showing common social media traps post-grad girls face—e.g., endless scrolling through friends’ lives, comparing jobs, or stressing over dating apps. Use humor and candidness to make it relatable. Intentional Living Tips: Quick, actionable tips for replacing scrolling with self-care or productive habits—morning routines, journaling, or scheduling “phone-free” time. Bright, aesthetically pleasing visuals fit the post-grad girly vibe. Before & After Scenarios: Fun “Scroll vs. Resist” side-by-side videos: one side showing wasting time on TikTok vs. the other doing something empowering or relaxing. Trendy music and playful captions make it shareable. Mini Challenges: 24-hour social media detox challenges or “Resist Together” prompts—invite followers to join and share their experiences. Use upbeat, positive energy that resonates with post-grad women starting their next chapter. Relatable Humor & Confessions: TikTok-style comedic skits about checking Instagram in bed at 2 a.m., FOMO, or comparing lives vs. reality. Keep it light, girly, and authentic.

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How will you make sure to improve the content quality over time?

To ensure content quality improves over time, I would take a structured, iterative approach: Analyze Performance Metrics: I’d track engagement, watch time, and audience retention for each video to see what resonates most. Audience Feedback: Monitor comments and messages to understand what content truly connects and adjust accordingly. Trend & Inspiration Scouting: Regularly research relevant trends in digital well-being, mindfulness, and social media detox content to keep ideas fresh and relatable. Self-Review & Iteration: After each video, I’d review what worked and what could be improved—whether it’s storytelling, visuals, or pacing—and apply those insights to the next video. Collaborative Feedback: I’d stay open to team feedback and incorporate it quickly, refining content to align with Resist Together’s mission while maintaining authenticity.

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