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ambassadorPublic bio says: “19 | harvard ✨ a girl trying to get a good grade 💌 StudyFetch Ambassador”. https://www.tiktok.com/@helainestudyfetch2:14 · spoken hook

“It's study Saturday and it's 9am, so let's go study at the Harvard Library for the next five hours together.”

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Opens with “5hour productive study with me at harvard library! who wants to join ...”, then turns uploaded class material into a Subway Surfers-style study game; the retained transcript and ordered frames show low product visibility.

429.6Kviews74.7Klikes↑17.5×vs their usual post · 24.5K views17creators ran this script

@Helaine StudyFetch · 93K followers · 2 of 30 recent posts mention StudyFetch · creator page →

Playbook · Turn the hated task into Subway Surfers →
The script, step by step18 lines
The script18 lines · @Helaine StudyFetch
  1. 0:00It's study Saturday and it's 9am, so let's go study at the Harvard Library for the next
  2. 0:05five hours together.
  3. 0:06But first, a study drink.
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Where this post sitsthe repetition is the proof
Runs the playbook
Turn the hated task into Subway Surfers

Start with “I hate studying,” borrow 4.0-student authority, then reveal that the quiz is literally a game.

Student ambassadors across four TikTok accounts plus StudyFetch's YouTube account · 17 creators · 58 posts

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ambassador429.6K@Helaine StudyFetchambassador35.5M@Sidney StudyFetch2.4M@StudyFetchambassador846.9K@Helaine StudyFetch

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@Helaine StudyFetchtiktok · 93K followers · median 24.5K views · n=60best post3.3M135×views · for StudyFetchambassador Public bio says: “19 | harvard ✨ a girl trying to get a good grade 💌 StudyFetch Ambassador”. https://www.tiktok.com/@helainestudyfetchOpen creator →

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