YouTube
YouTube was my first ever love in terms of a social media platform. Long-term videos are something I enjoy producing, editing, and publishing onto the internet.
I have been taking advantage of vlogging my daily life and documenting my craft content in pursuit of publishing it all on YouTube, with videos published every other week.
Designing and creating clothes has been a hobby of mine ever since my mother taught me to sew in middle school. After learning to crochet during the COVID-19 lockdown, I wanted a place to display the pieces I have been working on and completed, and @dudeiamadog was born.
Through personal and one-of-one editorial pieces made by me, I am able to display my stylish products and share my ideas with others. From July 2025 to August 2025, my Instagram has seen a 50% increase in engagement with a majority of those views coming from non-followers. I know what content is working for the platform, and I am happy to continue using this social media app to continue posting my handmade apparel for everyone to get inspired.
Tik Tok
For more casual content, I use my Tik Tok under the name @dudeiamadog. This easygoing production include, outfit videos, mini vlogs, and silly glimpses of my life. I enjoy making these videos for the platform, and my followers seem to agree.
Even though I created my account in July 2025, my profile has seen a ton of growth. Within the first month alone, my engagement increased by 200%, with my like count growing 40%. As a small creator, I am excited for the content I will make and the people that will get to see it.
Substack
Lulu’s Public Journal is, simply put, my public journal. As much as I try to keep a physical journal with my day-to-day activities, being able to write pieces for others to read is even more fun for me.
From personal articles to researching niche interests that occupy my mind, I create these diary-style essays so others can be entertained by some laid-back reading time
Laurencia Trevino 