The MTV show Teen Mom was very popular for a while, which inspired a wave of Sims house builds influenced by the show - including this one I did which has since amassed almost 1 million views on the platform. Additionally, builds have been a way for me to experiment with color theory as well storytelling through interior decorating.

Bookshelf tours are a popular and engaging content format on YouTube. I've created several over the years, using them to share my growing book collection as well as creating relatable, personality-driven content for my audience. Since my collection keeps expanding, the format continues to be an authentic part of my content strategy.

Challenges are a staple of Sims content. They're highly engaging and very trend-based and, to avoid getting lost in the sea of similar content, you have to be quick to jump on the trend. This one was a fun one to make, and it was very well received by the community.

A few years ago, a trend emerged in the BookTube community: 24-hour readathons. As the name suggests, participants spend 24 hours reading to see how many books they can finish. This is a video of my first readathon experience, designed to engage my audience with a fun, relatable challenge while showing my passion for books and storytelling.

Cozy vlog-style content is a core part of my "BookTube" channel. In this video, I documented a weekend trip to Copenhagen, bringing my audience along for a relaxed bookshopping experience. The focus was on creating authentic, atmospheric content that strengthens audience engagement and connection.

Rainbows-inspired videos were very popular in The Sims community for a period of time. With the release of mermaids, I created my own rainbow-inspired video. The girls were quite fun to create and it ended up doing well with the audience.