Interview Questions
Swishvo
Gen Z Social Media & Community Content Intern

Pick any Swishvo provider type (doula, midwife, chaplain, herbalist, grief counselor, etc.) and pitch one short-form video concept you’d make for them. Include the hook, the visual, and the caption.
Hook: “Things no one tells you about postpartum recovery…”Visual: A calm, cinematic montage of a doula preparing tea, setting up a recovery space, and supporting a new mother with voiceover-style text overlays sharing overlooked postpartum realities.Caption: Postpartum care is more than a check-up — it’s physical, emotional, and communal. Every mother deserves support that honors the full healing journey. 🤍 #PostpartumCare #HolisticHealing #DoulaSupport
Swishvo
Gen Z Social Media & Community Content Intern

A provider comments on our post: ‘I tried a platform like this before and got burned. Why should I trust y’all?’ Draft your response.
That’s completely fair, and honestly part of why we’re building Swishvo differently. Too many providers have felt unsupported by platforms that treated them like listings instead of partners. We’re focused on transparency, real community, and long-term support for holistic practitioners. We know trust is earned, and we’re committed to proving that through our actions.
Swishvo
Gen Z Social Media & Community Content Intern

Show us one brand on TikTok or Instagram whose voice you’d want Swishvo’s to feel like, and one we should absolutely not sound like. Why?
A brand voice I’d want Swishvo to feel like is Alo Yoga. Their content feels modern, calming, human, and mission-driven without sounding overly clinical. They make wellness feel approachable, aspirational, and community-centered — which aligns well with Swishvo’s focus on ancestral and holistic care. A brand I’d avoid sounding like is Gymshark. While their content is strong for fitness culture, the tone is often very performance-driven, high-energy, and trend-focused. For Swishvo, I’d lean more into trust, depth, healing, and intentional storytelling rather than a fast-paced “hustle” or transformation-focused voice.








