The only thing I have sold is lemonade, when I was younger. Though I was young, I learned that being honest and courteous goes a long way. You do not want to push a product too hard, but you also want to remind the consumer that you are there. Even though that person may have felt obligated to buy from a young kid, they still taught me that being kind and respectful is what matters. Acknowledge your audience and consumer, and that is what helps.

My video creation process is mostly on the fly. I think this makes my content seem more organic and authentic rather than very calculated. However, I try to add structure often. My niches are posting videos when I am on trips and showcasing the pretty scenery, as well as photo dumps. I get my inspo by going through my camera roll and deciding what clips and photos look best together.

I posted before my SAT a TikTok saying "The type of academic performance I need on the SAT", and posted picture of Mike Ross from Suits, Paris Geller from Gilmore Girls, and Spencer Hastings from Pretty Little Liars. This post blew up more than my other posts because I used hashtags, but also did the trend before it got too popular. I think hopping on trends as SOON as you see them can help content grow.