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Leah Nwizugbo

Hi! My name is Leah and I'm a college student at USC and I'm interested in beauty, lifestyle, and fashion influencing and fostering connection on my campus!

Hi! My name is Leah and I'm a college student at USC and I'm interested in beauty, lifestyle, and fashion influencing and fostering connection on my campus!

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About Me

University of Southern California


University of Southern California, Dornsife School of Letters, Arts, and Sciences

Political Science B.A. (Emphasis in Law), Business Law and Legal Studies

Class of 05/2026


Los Angeles, CA, USA

Skills

Due diligence
Legal research
Microsoft 365

Interests

Social media
Fashion design
Tiktok

My Clubs and Associations

Political Student Assembly

Executive Director

Brands I Follow

BLUME
Peek Money App
Pacifica Beauty
Metrosel Inc.
SOMOS Foods
Neon
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My Portfolio

Interview Questions

TOMORROW

Social predictions app content creator - TOMORROW

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What type of content do you enjoy creating the most? šŸ¤³šŸ¾

I love creating engaging, humorous, and eye-catching content that draws in viewers within the first two seconds! I especially enjoy editing TikToks with text, sounds, and other additions to make them more unique.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

UGC Meta Ad Content Creator

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How do you approach creating authentic user-generated content?

I always aim to create the content that I would want to consume as a consumer. For me, especially for food UGC, I focus on selling an "experience/solution" rather than selling a "product". I believe it's very important to function as an advocate rather than a generic salesperson.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

UGC Meta Ad Content Creator

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What elements do you think make an effective Meta ad for a health-focused snack brand?

An effective Meta ad for a health-focused snack brand like BUNKY needs a strong hook in the first two seconds that calls out a relatable pain point such as being busy, craving something salty, or trying to hit protein goals. It should quickly show the product in a real life setting like in a backpack, at a desk, or post workout so it feels natural and not staged. Clear visual cues such as close ups of texture, ingredients, and packaging help build trust, especially when paired with simple on screen, readable text that highlights benefits like protein content or ethically sourced ingredients.

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