Yes, I’ve created food and recipe content before, especially short-form content designed for platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels. I enjoy making simple, visually appealing recipes—like single-serve desserts or quick snacks—that are easy for students to recreate. My content usually focuses on clear step-by-step visuals, satisfying shots (like melting chocolate or final plating), and engaging hooks at the start to grab attention. I also like adding a personal touch by sharing tips, variations, or making the recipe more budget-friendly and accessible. Overall, my goal is to make food content that feels fun, relatable, and something people actually want to try themselves.

I would make a dessert night for sorority members feel like a fun, social “Sunday Night” experience rather than just a regular hangout. The vibe would be cozy but exciting—think themed dessert stations (like DIY sundae bar, brownie decorating, or cookie sandwich making) so everyone can interact instead of just sitting and eating. I’d add light games like “dessert trivia” or a quick taste-test challenge to keep energy high, plus a playlist that matches the mood—chill at first, then more upbeat as the night goes on. For engagement, I’d encourage members to share their creations on Instagram or TikTok with a custom hashtag for Sunday Night, maybe even offering a small prize for the most creative dessert post. Overall, the goal would be to create a relaxed, aesthetic, and interactive space where people can connect, laugh, and end their weekend on a sweet and memorable note.

I would share Vita Coco on my campus and social media through a mix of engaging, relatable, and trend-driven content each month. On social platforms like TikTok and Instagram, I’d create short-form videos such as “day in my life” routines featuring Vita Coco, post-workout refresh clips, hydration challenges, and fun taste-test reels with friends. I’d also use Instagram Stories for quick polls, Q&As, and behind-the-scenes moments to keep engagement high. On campus, I’d activate in high-energy and social spaces like sports teams, fitness groups, and college events where hydration matters most. I’d also collaborate with clubs and student communities to host small sampling sessions, mini challenges, or giveaways, making the brand feel interactive and accessible. By consistently combining real-life campus moments with creative digital content, I’d build a strong and authentic presence for Vita Coco both online and offline.