Yes, I’ve worked as a brand ambassador before, and I really enjoyed it. In that role, I was responsible for promoting the brand on campus through product sampling, social media content, and event engagement. I interacted with students directly, answered questions about the product, and encouraged them to try it out by highlighting what made it different from competitors. I also helped organize pop-up tables and partnered with student clubs to get more visibility. A big part of my role was creating buzz — whether that was through Instagram stories, giveaways, or just having authentic conversations with people. From that experience, I learned how to represent a brand in a way that feels genuine and fun while also driving real interest and awareness.

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I’d focus on creating an event that feels natural to student life and positions Proper Wild as the go-to clean energy boost. The goal would be to get students trying the product, talking about it, and sharing it on social media. I’d pick a moment when students need energy most — like finals week, late-night study sessions, or pre-workout meetups. Think “Study Smarter, Not Harder” pop-up in the library or a collab with the campus gym. To make it fun, I’d set up a booth with chilled samples, interactive games (like spin-the-wheel or quick challenges), and a photo wall where students can snap pics, tag Proper Wild, and win prizes. Partnering with student orgs, clubs, and campus influencers would help spread the word fast. Leading up to the event, I’d push hype through social media, flyers with QR codes, and word-of-mouth from club leaders. During the event, it’s all about energy, free samples, and good vibes. After, I’d keep the momentum going with discount codes and maybe recruit a few student ambassadors to keep Proper Wild visible on campus.