Jennifer Prado

My name is Jennifer and I am 24 years old. I currently work as a digital influencer, and on my social media I share my routine: how my days start, what fills them and the little things that make them mine. I make UGC content in Brazil, and the thread running through everything I film is that I show life as it is lived, not as it is staged for a camera.

My niches are lifestyle, parenting and fashion. Lifestyle is the base: mornings, errands, moments at home and the objects that quietly belong to a day. Parenting covers the topics around family life, the practical side of it and the products people look for when they organise a routine around other people. Fashion adds outfits and styling presented in everyday situations rather than in a studio. All of it is in Portuguese, spoken the way I talk with my own followers.

Because routine is my starting point, I am good at placing a product inside a real moment. A brand does not have to wonder how its item would look in daily use: I can show when it appears, what it replaces or makes easier, and how it feels to use across an ordinary day. That context is often what turns a simple video into something an audience can picture themselves in. I do not quote follower numbers or past campaigns here; I would rather let the work speak when we discuss your brief.

I publish on Instagram, so I think in vertical, short, easy-to-follow clips that still make sense with the sound off, with a clear first shot and a natural close. I have not listed fixed packages yet, which means quantity, length and delivery date are discussed per project, based on what your campaign needs and when it is meant to go live.

My way of collaborating is simple. Send me the brief with your product, your main message and anything I should avoid. I will suggest how I would film it, check that it feels right to you, and then deliver. If a detail needs to change, I am glad to adjust it. If a deadline gets tight, I say so early instead of waiting for the last day. I keep my replies friendly and direct, because a good partnership depends on both sides knowing what happens next.