I make content go viral by nailing the hook in the first 3 seconds, riding trends with a brand-specific twist, and keeping it super relatable so people share it. I build tension with quick storytelling, then give a satisfying payoff. Finally, I optimize with CTAs and test multiple formats to double down on what works.

1. Speak their language Students and devs love practical value + relatability. I’d create snackable tutorials, code hacks, and productivity tips that feel like shortcuts they can actually use (e.g., “3 AI coding tricks that saved me hours this week”). 2. Lean into meme culture Developers live on humor and inside jokes (debugging pains, late-night coding, imposter syndrome). Using trending audios + coding humor helps content feel authentic and shareable. 3. Show real-world impact Highlight “how I built this in 2 minutes with Blackbox AI” style videos — quick, impressive builds that show students/devs they can save time, crush assignments, and look smart to peers. 4. Community-first tone Instead of corporate, the content should feel like it’s coming from a fellow coder or student. Conversational captions, relatable visuals, and engagement prompts (“what’s the hardest bug you’ve faced?”) build trust.

1. “Before & After Glow-Up” Skit Quick transition video showing a messy morning routine vs. using Huron products → crisp, confident result. On-screen text: “From tired to Huron fresh.” Perfect for Reels/TikTok with trending audio. 2. “What’s in My Dopp Kit?” Flat lay or POV video unpacking a men’s travel/gym bag featuring Huron essentials. Engaging, lifestyle-driven, and positions Huron as the go-to brand for modern men. 3. “Ask Her Opinion” Trend Playful skit where a partner/friend reacts to the difference when someone switches to Huron. Adds humor + relatability while highlighting quality.