ChatGPT said:I’d bring humor and energy to hydration content by making it feel like a vibe, not a lecture. For example, create funny, fast-paced videos like “POV: You finally drank water and unlocked main character energy” or meme-style posts showing dramatic before-and-after moments of hydration. I’d also feature relatable campus moments — like “hydrating before that 8 a.m. class hits harder than coffee” — paired with bright visuals, upbeat music, and bold captions. The goal is to make hydration feel fun, social, and full of personality, just like the brand.

To promote a new electrolyte brand on campus, I’d combine authentic peer influence with interactive experiences. I’d partner with student-athletes, fitness clubs, and campus influencers to showcase the product in action through social media and events. Hosting hydration pop-up stations during games, workouts, and study sessions—with free samples and branded merch—would drive awareness. I’d also run fun social media challenges (like “Stay Charged with [Brand Name]”) to create buzz and make the brand part of campus culture.

I’d create fun, relatable content that fits college life — like short videos showing students staying energized and focused during study sessions or workouts with Trevi Hydration in hand. Using humor, campus challenges, and peer shoutouts would make hydration feel like a lifestyle choice rather than a chore, encouraging students to drink more water throughout their day.