Aside from posting, I’d stay active daily by engaging like a real user. That means commenting on niche-related posts, saving videos, following similar creators, and even responding to comments or DMs if the account’s already getting traction. It’s less about spammy activity and more about teaching the algorithm what kind of community the account wants to sit in. Basically: stay active without being weird.

Yep! I’m familiar with warming up a fresh TikTok account and how to ease into the algorithm without getting flagged. I focus on posting consistent, real content early on, engaging with the right niche, and letting the account build credibility before going hard on CTAs or trends.

Yep! Ive run a few social media projects that mix education, culture, and public health.

@thesteministhq (Instagram + Threads) is a platform I built to support women in STEM with relatable, curated content from study tools to career tips. I handle everything from content planning to audience engagement.

@rx.access (Instagram only) focuses on health literacy and making public health info actually make sense for Gen Z and underserved communities.

I also run a faceless microblog on Threads (@astoldbymariee) where I play with voice, culture, and copywriting from a more creative angle. It’s helped me test what resonates online without relying on aesthetics or a face.