https://www.tiktok.com/@camcrabs The link I shared showcases my art style and the type of creative work I usually make. While it isn’t specific Brainly-related content, it reflects my creativity and visual approach. I’m very flexible with what I create and can easily adapt my style to fit Brainly’s brand, whether that’s educational content, live drawing, short videos, or study-focused visuals.

I’m interested in working with Brainly because it genuinely helped me when I was taking my general education classes. There were times when I didn’t have access to tutors or extra help, and Brainly gave me another option to understand my assignments and keep up with my coursework. I believe having support outside the classroom is really important, especially for students who don’t always have immediate access to help. Brainly is a great place to start because it connects students to explanations and guidance when they need it most. Since it helped me during a time when I needed extra support, I’d love to help promote a platform that makes learning more accessible for other students.

As a Gen Z college student, I can create content that feels real and relatable. I can focus on showing how I actually use Brainly in my daily school life instead of making it feel like an ad. Since I draw, I can turn my experiences into visual content—like live drawing sessions, short clips, or sketches that show studying struggles, homework stress, and how Brainly helps in those moments. I’d advertise Brainly through casual live streams or short videos where I draw while talking about classes, assignments, and problem-solving. I keep the tone honest, helpful, and a little humorous, because Gen Z connects more with authenticity than polished promotions. By showing Brainly as a real tool I already used not something I’m just selling—I can create content that feels genuine and engaging.