I don’t have direct experience running affiliate marketing programs yet, but I do understand how they work and have skills that transfer well. Through selling Girl Scout cookies and promoting causes in school and community projects, I learned how to build trust, connect with people, and encourage them to take action—skills that are at the heart of affiliate marketing. I’m confident I can apply that experience to promoting products authentically and effectively.

I manage multiple social media platforms efficiently by planning ahead and staying organized. I like to keep a simple content calendar so I know what I’m posting and when, which helps me stay consistent without scrambling last minute. I also repurpose content across platforms—like adjusting a TikTok into an Instagram Reel—so I can save time while still tailoring it to each audience. On top of that, I check engagement regularly to see what’s working best and adjust my focus accordingly.

My experience with daily content creation on TikTok comes from making fun, consistent posts with friends. For example, I’ve done TikTok dances on a friend’s account, which gave me practice with filming, timing, and keeping up with trends. Even though it was casual, it taught me the importance of consistency, creativity, and making content that’s fun and shareable.