I’d slow them down by keeping the interaction light and engaging instead of making it feel like a pitch. If someone grabs a sample and looks like they’re about to dip, I’d say something like, “Hold up, you picked a good one — let me show you why everyone’s been coming back for this flavor.”

That small pause usually gets a smile and buys me a few extra seconds. From there, I’d highlight one quick, impressive benefit that makes the product stand out and naturally sparks interest, like “These brownies are vegan, gluten-free, and actually taste good without all the sugar alcohols.”

People stay when they feel like they’re learning something they wouldn’t have known just from tasting it. I’d keep the tone warm and conversational, ask them what kind of snacks they usually go for, and tie it back to Elavi. It keeps them engaged without ever feeling pressured.

I’m interested in this gig because I love connecting with people and introducing them to products that genuinely support healthier living. I care about wellness and clean ingredients, so representing a brand like Elavi feels natural to me. I also love in-person engagement — the energy, the quick conversations, the chance to make someone excited about something new.

This role is the perfect mix of personality, communication, and purpose. I enjoy creating positive experiences, and I love the challenge of turning a simple sample into a moment that actually influences someone’s choice. Elavi’s brand feels fun, empowering, and aligned with the way I try to show up in wellness spaces, and I’d be excited to represent that energy.

Yes. I’ve promoted products both in-person and through content creation. As a creator, I’ve worked with brands like Tapatio, Cheeky Bonsai, Mings Meals, and Gauth, where my role involved explaining the product, demonstrating how it works, and driving real engagement. I also have campus experience with student organizations where I’ve tabled, approached students, and encouraged them to try something new. I’m comfortable introducing a product, answering questions, and creating an environment that makes people feel open and curious instead of pressured.