I’d engage an audience to try Barebells by meeting students where they already are and making the product feel like a lifestyle staple, not a sales pitch. On campus, I’d focus on high-traffic, high-energy touchpoints: Pop-up sampling outside gyms, libraries during midterms, and student centers with quick hooks like “Protein that actually tastes like candy.” Collabs with clubs (fitness, Greek life, marketing orgs, student-athletes) where Barebells is positioned as the post-workout or between-class go-to. Dorm + study fuel drops during finals—protein bars handed out with stress-relief messaging always land. Digitally, I’d turn trial into curiosity: Short-form content showing real reactions (“this does NOT taste like protein”) Polls, flavor brackets, and “blind taste tests” to spark interaction Limited-time giveaways or QR codes tied to campus events to drive first taste

I’d be a great fit as a Barebells Brand Ambassador because I genuinely live the lifestyle the brand represents—active, health-conscious, and balanced without being restrictive. As a former Division I student-athlete and current Duke graduate student, performance and nutrition are a huge part of my daily routine, but I also believe fitness should be fun, accessible, and realistic—exactly how Barebells shows up. I already create engaging lifestyle and wellness content that resonates with college students and young professionals, and I’m intentional about sharing products I actually use and love. Barebells fits seamlessly into my routine as a high-protein option that doesn’t feel like a “protein bar,” which makes it easy for me to authentically integrate into content like gym days, busy class schedules, and on-the-go fueling. Most importantly, I value building genuine community. I don’t just promote products—I start conversations, share honest experiences, and influence through trust. I’d bring that same energy to Barebells by creating relatable, high-engagement content that reflects the brand’s fun, bold, and functional identity while inspiring others to fuel their lives without compromise.

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