What motivates me to promote a brand effectively is believing in its mission and knowing it can genuinely add value to people’s lives. When I feel connected to what the brand stands for, it’s natural for me to share that enthusiasm with others. I’m also motivated by the challenge of finding creative ways to engage people—whether through events, content, or conversations—and by seeing the impact, like when someone tries the brand for the first time and enjoys it. That sense of purpose and tangible results drives me to go above and beyond in representing a brand.

I engage strangers at events by keeping the approach friendly, approachable, and interactive. I usually start with a warm smile and a quick icebreaker—something simple like a compliment, a fun question, or a quick fact about the product that sparks curiosity. Instead of just handing them something, I invite them to experience it—whether that’s through a free sample, a quick demo, or a game that makes it fun to participate. I also highlight the unique benefit of the product in a way that connects to them personally, and I make sure to keep the interaction casual so they don’t feel pressured. That combination of friendliness, hands-on experience, and clear value usually gets people excited to try something new.

Yes—one example of a successful content strategy I implemented was when I helped promote a campus event. I created a mix of short, eye-catching Instagram Reels and story graphics that highlighted the event’s key details while keeping the tone fun and student-focused. To build momentum, I paired that with a countdown sticker, polls, and repostable templates so students could easily share with their friends. Engagement grew steadily throughout the week, and on the day of the event, attendance exceeded expectations because so many students had seen and shared the content. This showed me the impact of combining creative visuals, interactive features, and peer-driven promotion.