Yes. I can and possibly more.

I was part of a TikTok campaign for a friends fashion brand by promoting their budget-friendly streetwear line. The strategy focused on relatability and comfortability which was why we used real people and not models, to show how the clothes looked and felt in everyday settings. We created short, engaging videos using trending sounds, quick outfit transitions, and price tags popping on-screen to highlight affordability and captivating hashtags which helped us reach the right audience. The campaign saw a 23% increase in followers and a spike in sales, proving that storytelling, trend-savviness, and community-driven content work wonders.

I would focus on short, attention grabbing videos that mix value with personality. I’d use a hook in the first 3 seconds (like “I got hold of the craziest deals ever!”), show quick before-and-after shots or hauls, and I would also include voiceovers or text overlays with prices and store names. I’d also tap into trends, challenges, and relatable humor while encouraging interaction through questions like “what if I tell you, you can look and feel expensive without breaking the bank?!” or “Which outfit was the best deal?” to boost engagement.