track and field team. Eating club (Princeton's variation of a fraternity) I have connections to local caffes too taht we previously used to promote apps.

I’d focus on how easy and useful it is. I would start by saying it’s free, takes seconds to download, and instantly gives real rewards on stuff students already buy. I’d mention popular brands they recognize (doordash, chat gpt) to spark interest, then explain it’s made just for students, so it feels relevant. I’d keep it casual and personal, like “I’ve been using it and already saved money.” That way, it feels trustworthy, quick, and suiper low effort to try.

To promote a new product to a diverse group, I’d keep the message simple and make sure it speaks to different types of people. I’d talk to students from different backgrounds to see what they care about and use that in how I share the app. At Princeton, I could host a chill event in my dorm or common area with snacks and music, and let people try the app while we hang out. I’d also tell friends in clubs or classes to check it out and maybe post about it if they like it.