Juhas attributes much of her digital success to the RTF degree that she received at UW Oshkosh. I’m just super thankful and happy that people enjoy the content that I make.” “Believe me, it still shocks me that hundreds of thousands of people tune in to watch my videos on the daily. I’ve been working hard this past year trying to see where this journey can take me,” she said. “I just recently hit the one-year anniversary of that video going viral and it’s been crazy to say the least.
She began making daily videos for TikTok and also created an Instagram and YouTube channel to reach a broader audience. Within one week, I had 1 million followers on TikTok … an app I downloaded as a joke,” she said.Īfter seeing the public’s reception to her video, Juhas recalls being beside herself, happy crying and talking to her friend on the phone, trying to figure out what she should do next. Within one day of being posted, it had 8 million views. “When I opened up the app to see if it had gotten any views, I was dumbfounded. So I made that video, posted it to TikTok and went about my day per usual. She tried to talk me out of it and I almost didn’t purchase it, but I thought to myself ‘I think it would make a funny video of me trying to figure out how to keep a plant alive’-something I hadn’t done before. “In February 2020 I went on a late night shopping trip with my friend and I bought a small cactus. She had seen some minor success with a couple of her videos, but she didn’t quite realize the full potential of the platform until one of her videos went viral. Having just downloaded the app when she started posting content, she wasn’t sure how to use TikTok effectively in order to get people to see her videos.
Then they were open for the world to see,” Juhas said.
Up until that point I had only made those videos available for people who I knew-that is until TikTok came around. “I’ve been writing comedy and skits my whole life, but I’ve been making videos since Snapchat came out in 2011.
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