Interview Questions
Deep Blue.
Content Creator for Sustainable Streetwear Brand

If you were hired, how would you approach building out a content plan for Deep Blue?
If I were hired, I would build Deep Blue’s content plan around consistency, authenticity, and audience connection. I’d start by identifying what resonates most with the brand’s community—whether that’s product education, lifestyle inspiration, or behind-the-scenes storytelling. Then I’d create a balanced mix of content: short-form videos for quick engagement, high-quality photos to showcase the brand’s aesthetic, and interactive posts like polls or Q&As to encourage feedback. I’d also map out a posting schedule to keep Deep Blue visible without overwhelming followers, making sure each post has a purpose—either to inform, entertain, or spark conversation. By focusing on quality storytelling and regular interaction, I’d help Deep Blue grow a loyal community rather than relying on quick viral moments.
Deep Blue.
Content Creator for Sustainable Streetwear Brand

What do you think is more important for a brand: going viral or building consistent community engagement? Why?
For a brand like Deep Blue, consistent community engagement matters more than going viral. Viral moments are temporary, but real connections build loyalty, trust, and repeat customers. A strong community will keep supporting the brand long after any single post fades.
Studytok
Content Creator for Studytok

Do you understand that once submitted, the clips will be owned by Studytok and reused across ads and content?
Yes