By talking to them and explaining the benefits of it

I’d promote by making it feel like a must-have campus hack rather than just another subscription.First, I’d create an interactive booth that clearly highlights the biggest perks—no delivery fees, discounts on rides and food, and priority service. I’d keep the messaging simple and student-focused, like “Skip fees. Save money. Get there faster.” Then I’d have a live demo showing how quickly you can order food or a ride using Uber Eats, comparing prices with and without Uber One so students can see the savings instantly.To draw people in, I’d run a “Spin-to-Win” or quick game where students can win things like free food credits, ride discounts, or Uber merch—but only if they scan a QR code that links directly to signing up or starting a free trial. This creates immediate engagement and conversions on the spot.I’d also lean into social content by setting up a TikTok-style “Day in the Life with Uber One” backdrop where students can film quick clips showing how they’d use it—late-night food runs, getting to class, or weekend plans. Adding a hashtag and small incentive (like a giveaway) would help spread awareness beyond the event.Finally, I’d have student ambassadors walking around sharing real-life scenarios—like splitting rides with friends or ordering group meals—to make the benefits feel relatable. The goal is to show that Uber One isn’t just convenient, it actually saves time and money in ways that matter to college students every day.

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