I’d keep it simple and relatable—something like: “I just started using this app and it’s actually super useful if you’re trying to [solve a problem—make money, find events, connect with people, etc.]. It’s really easy to sign up, and I can send you my link if you want to check it out.”I’d focus on how it directly benefits students on campus, like saving time, making extra cash, or discovering opportunities they’d normally miss. Then I’d back it up with quick demos or real examples so it feels genuine, not like a sales pitch, and encourage them to try it through my link.

I’d share my unique link through a mix of content and direct outreach to maximize visibility and conversions. I’d create short-form videos (TikTok, Instagram Reels) that clearly highlight the value and include a strong call-to-action, then place the link in my bio and captions.I’d also use Instagram Stories and DMs to engage directly with interested viewers, answer questions, and send the link personally for higher conversion rates. On top of that, I’d leverage any existing communities or groups I’m part of and repost content consistently to keep driving traffic over time.

Yes, I’ve handled sign-up collection for both events and online campaigns. For one project, I helped grow registrations for a local event by creating short-form content and landing pages, then driving traffic through Instagram and TikTok. I also set up a simple funnel using email capture forms and automated follow-ups, which helped convert interested viewers into confirmed sign-ups.In another case, I supported a small business by building a pre-launch waitlist, using giveaways and targeted content to encourage people to sign up early. Overall, I focus on combining engaging content with clear calls-to-action and simple, optimized sign-up flows to maximize conversions.