Why it worked
The video likely performed well because it offers a seemingly effortless way for students to add an internship to their LinkedIn profiles, addressing a common desire to enhance their resumes without the burden of actual work.
Summary
The creator offers a "marketing internship" at their AI startup, Synk, which requires no actual work and can be used as a placeholder on LinkedIn. They specify that it's a marketing internship and advise applicants to list it as such with a start date of today.
Structure
- 1Announces an open marketing internship with no work required.
- 2Suggests using the company name as a placeholder on LinkedIn.
- 3Explains it's an AI startup called Synk, found at synk.date.
- 4Clarifies it's a marketing internship and provides instructions for listing it.
Product placement
The creator mentions their AI startup, Synk, and provides the website synk.date for people to list it as an internship on their LinkedIn profiles.
Call to action
Put my company on your LinkedIn. Feel free to use it as a placeholder until you get something like McKinsey or Google or Goldman Sachs or whatever. Put the start date as starting today.