I usually participate by sharing helpful tips, asking questions, or joining discussions. For example, on campus forums, I might post about good study spots or upcoming events. On food pages or social media groups, I like to share recipes, snack hacks, or quick reviews of new places I’ve tried. I also comment to support others’ posts, give recommendations, or just join fun conversations it’s a mix of learning, sharing, and connecting with people who have similar interests.

One time, I wrote a review on a local coffee shop’s Instagram about their new seasonal drink. I kept it fun and personal, like I was telling a friend: ‘Tried the pumpkin spice latte here—10/10, basically dessert in a cup. Perfect for late-night study sessions!’ People started commenting with their own recommendations, tagging friends, and even the café reposted it. It felt awesome because it sparked a real conversation, not just a like or a thumbs-up.

-Show myself in my apartment kitchen: “Late-night study sesh? Popcorn just got a glow-up. Winona Popcorn Spray makes it taste gourmet in seconds!” Focus on the ease and convenience perfect for busy college life.

-Make a tiktok of me and my roommates trying different flavors: butter, cheddar, caramel, etc. Caption: “Snack mood = me trying all the flavors before finals. Which one’s your fave?”

-Show a stack of textbooks, laptop open, messy notes, and a bowl of popcorn with the spray: Voiceover: “Fueling late-night cramming sessions with my ultimate brain fuel #WinonaSnacks”

-Self-Care, cozy apartment setup: blanket, fairy lights, Netflix open, popcorn with Winona spray. Caption: “Because sometimes, you just need a snack that feels like a treat #CollegeLifePerks”

-Clip of friends watching a game or movie, adding spray to popcorn. Caption: “Winona Popcorn Spray = instant party upgrade. No chef skills required!”