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Melody

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Marketing graduate with strong interest in content creation, branding, and the hospitality industry. Experienced in creating engaging, aesthetic digital content and supporting marketing initiatives.

Marketing graduate with strong interest in content creation, branding, and the hospitality industry. Experienced in creating engaging, aesthetic digital content and supporting marketing initiatives.

Endorsements

Campus professional

About Me

Loyola Marymount University

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Marketing, Entrepreneurship

Class of 2025


Taft High School

Los Angeles, CA, US

Class of 06/2022


Los Angeles, CA, USA

Skills

Canva
Microsoft excel
Wix

Interests

Fashion design
Cooking
Marketing

Brands I Follow

as i am
Stealth Start-Up
Real Food From The Ground Up, YOU NEED THIS
Aura Essentials
Kira Mackenzie
Pointment
+11

Interview Questions

Sousa

Social Media Specialist for Wellness Drink

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How do you think about the difference between content that builds a brand vs. content that drives a purchase?

Content that builds a brand focuses on storytelling, aesthetics, and audience connection, for example, posts that highlight lifestyle moments, share the brand’s values, or showcase the product in aspirational but relatable contexts, this type of content strengthens brand recognition, loyalty, and emotional connection without asking for immediate action, Content that drives a purchase, on the other hand, is more direct and benefit-oriented, for example, short-form videos or posts that show the product solving a specific problem, highlight key features, or include a clear call-to-action like “shop now” or “try this today,” this content is designed to convert viewers into customers, often pairing storytelling with urgency or clear demonstrations of value, the key difference is that brand-building content nurtures long-term trust while purchase-driven content motivates immediate action.

Sousa

Social Media Specialist for Wellness Drink

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If you had to create one piece of content for Sousa this week, what would it be and why?

If I had to create one piece of content for Sousa this week, I would make a fast-paced, cinematic Reel showing a “post-workout glow-up”, starting with someone finishing an intense workout looking exhausted, then seamlessly transitioning to them mixing and drinking Sousa, and finally showing them energized, refreshed, and ready to tackle the day, I’d use split-screen shots or quick cuts to highlight the protein, electrolytes, and vitamins visually, with close-ups of the powder dissolving and vibrant colors to make the product the hero, The reason I’d create this content is it tells a story in seconds, shows the functional benefits of the product in a relatable way, and taps into the aspirational lifestyle of health-conscious young professionals, it’s engaging, visually striking, and naturally encourages viewers to imagine themselves experiencing the same quick, effortless recovery, making them more likely to engage with the post and try Sousa themselves.

Sousa

Social Media Specialist for Wellness Drink

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How would you increase engagement for a new Supplement brand on social media?

To increase engagement for a new supplement brand like Sousa on social media, I would focus on creating content that is both informative and relatable, for example, posting short-form videos or Reels that show real-life post-workout routines, highlighting how Sousa simplifies recovery by combining protein, electrolytes, and vitamins in one step,

I would also leverage interactive content and community-driven strategies, like polls asking followers about their favorite workouts, challenges encouraging users to share their recovery routines, and responding to comments to spark conversation, pairing this with visually appealing lifestyle shots, clear captions about benefits, and collaborations with fitness influencers, this approach builds trust, encourages participation, and positions Sousa as both functional and approachable.

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