I think I would be a great voice for BUNKY because I align with the demographic that BUNKY would need to target in their marketing strategy. I have strong creative visions that I implement in my graphic design. I also have a prior experience and expertise in Canva pro, Adobe Pro, Capcut pro. I

I would focus promoting on the taste and appeal of BUNKY rather than the preachy health factors - that is something buyers will notice immediately being intrested in health. Anything can be healthy - buy buyers want to know how does it taste. Creating videos of people trying it and then telling them "can you tell it has protein" would be a great video idea fir example. Aligning BUNKY with fitness also gives the appeal that it is healthy without being preachy - having fitness models trying it, matching bags to fitness outfits, making the food ESSENTIALLY cool!

I think high-value and popular brands have a strong grip on their:

- demographics

- marketing strategy (differentiated or unified) to apply to their audience.

- cohesive feed scheme

- brand message/value

without these outlines content will never reach the right audience causing it to blow up. I will continue to say that rhode marketing campaign has been one of my favorites. Hailey Bieber used her popularity/fame in being a model - coming off as an aesthetic person. She created such a visually appealing line where every post leaves you wanting to know more. Every post is a snip-it of the product that has you guessing the mystery and aesthetics of the phoduct. For food, I love Siete marketing play. They are a home-grown, family started food company that praises being locally sourced and good for health. Taking that in account their feed is based on having a showing their strong local community. Featuring post of fundraisers, food trucks using their products locally, testimonials. All giving the appeal that the products are not falsely manufactured by a big corporation.