NFL cheerleader · content creator · marketer
MayaOgunjobi
NFL cheerleader and content creator making short-form that brands can actually use across sports, wellness, and lifestyle.
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NFL cheerleader · content creator · marketer
NFL cheerleader and content creator making short-form that brands can actually use across sports, wellness, and lifestyle.
Maya Ogunjobi is an NFL cheerleader, content creator, and marketer based in Florida. Her content brings together sports, wellness, lifestyle, and the brand moments that naturally connect to those worlds.
With three years of digital marketing and audience-insight experience at Electronic Arts, Maya understands both the creative and strategic sides of content. She is now bringing that perspective into her creator journey while sharing her love for dance, healthy routines, brands, culture, and learning along the way.
The POV behind the work
An athlete’s discipline, a marketer’s strategy, and a creator’s instinct for what earns attention.
From concept to final cut.
Dance, training, healthy routines, and the road to making an NFL squad.
Commentary on the brand moments that sit naturally inside sports and lifestyle.
Work with Maya
Maya brings brands into culture through stories audiences choose to watch and experiences they remember.
On Camera
In the Room
Example brands that would partner well with Maya, and the campaign she would build for each.
They shop for gear the way they shop for confidence. The decision happens before the first rep, not during it.
A game-week haul built around what actually earns a spot in the bag, filmed the night before a game.
They train before work and perform after it. Hydration is a scheduling problem before it is a wellness one.
A sideline-to-desk day showing exactly where it fits, with the product on screen for the whole routine rather than one shot.
They train like athletes and recover like people with full-time jobs. Proof beats promises.
A week of readiness scores across practice, game day, and the Monday after, with the numbers on screen.
Game-day makeup has to survive four quarters, stadium lights, and Florida humidity. That is a product-performance story, not a tutorial.
Field tested: same face at warm-ups and in the fourth quarter, no filter, no retouch.
They dress for three lives in one day: practice, work, and dinner after.
One bag, three looks, filmed in real time between a shoot and a game.
They buy the jersey to feel part of something, not to watch from the stands. The gear is the ticket in.
A sideline view of what fans never see, ending with the pick that earns a spot in rotation all season.
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