I usually seek out high protein snacks since I am on a glp1 journey

One of my most successful TikTok campaigns was centered around a mental health journaling product. I focused on authentic storytelling, sharing my personal journey with self-care and how journaling helped me navigate tough seasons. Instead of sounding “salesy,” I created a video that felt like a genuine conversation—with natural lighting, soft music, and a calm vibe that matched the product’s purpose. What made it successful was combining relatability with a clear visual of the product in use. I also leaned into current trends like “soft life” and “healing girl era,” which helped it reach a wider, aligned audience. The video saw strong engagement and saved/shares, and the brand reached out again for repeat content

I would approach this by blending authenticity, relatability, and visual appeal to grab attention quickly and hold it. For Biena’s Crispy Edamame, I’d open with a hook like: “High-protein snacks that actually taste good? Let’s see if this one’s worth the hype.” Then I’d film a quick, natural taste test moment with real reactions, showing the crunch and giving honest thoughts on the flavor and texture. To highlight the benefits, I’d casually mention that it’s plant-based, packed with protein (13g!), and perfect for on-the-go moments—whether that’s between meetings, as a gym bag staple, or a late-night study snack. I’d wrap it up by encouraging viewers to try it from Amazon and let them know it’s a game-changer for snack lovers who want healthier options without sacrificing flavor. My goal would be to keep it under 40 seconds, use trending audio or a conversational voiceover, and make it feel like a genuine recommendation from a friend