Confetto has started building a network of "medical students" on TikTok, but only one of the accounts actually has a real creator.
The rest are slideshow accounts that use Pinterest photos, and they do not talk about interviews at all.
They mainly share generic study tips, like how to get a high GPA, prepare for final medical exams, or get into top schools.
“6 PREMED HACKS that got me into 10+ schools”->399.1K views
“8 BRUTALLY honest premed tips that no advisor will tell you”->1.1M views
They haven't posted many videos yet, which may explain the slow growth and some of the views don't look fully organic.
@premed.girlie, on the other hand, is the only real creator linked to the site, and the only one actually focusing on interviews.
Her videos show her:
- practicing interview answers in front of her laptop
- reacting to interviews she has done
- sharing small insights about the process
The views are still low and may not be organic yet, but the strategy is clearly in its early stages.
Two Audiences, One Strategy
Confetto is trying to reach two groups at once:
- students who want to get into medical school
- people who want to enter the healthcare job market
Having just one real creator is likely intentional, they're testing formats, seeing what sticks, and deciding whether it's worth scaling the creator network.