I plan to make complex legal concepts engaging and shareable by: Using relatable hooks – starting with real-life scenarios or common “Did you know?” questions. Breaking it down visually – using simple language, bold text, and on-screen examples or analogies. Keeping it short and structured – one key concept per video with a clear beginning, middle, and end. Adding storytelling or humor – using skits or trending audio to make legal topics less intimidating. Ending with a takeaway or call to action – something viewers can remember, apply, or share.

I ran a successful campaign for my small accessories brand targeting teen and young adult girls. We launched a “#MyGirlyStyle” challenge on Instagram and TikTok, encouraging customers to share how they styled our products—like scrunchies, rings, and bags—in their everyday looks. I created the visuals, planned the posting schedule, and partnered with a few relatable micro-influencers. We used trending audio and offered a giveaway for the most creative look. The campaign boosted engagement by over 60%, brought in new followers, and helped drive a noticeable spike in orders that week.

I stay updated by following top creators on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, reading industry blogs (e.g., Social Media Examiner), and tracking trends via tools like TrendTok and Google Trends. I also regularly explore subreddit discussions and updates from platforms themselves.