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Collider’s objection-handling ad

Collider’s objection-handling ad

Why we love this

We're big fans of brands that are comfortable sharing negative reviews and addressing them. (Especially as studies show that this approach can boost CTR by 27% and make people like and trust your brand more.) And Collider do a really good job of sharing something that's bold and hooky and then turning it into a strength. Nice one.

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What we really love about this ad is that it pivots from being about price into being about quality. There's an understanding here that price isn't objective and that a AF beer that feels like beer is worth more than thin, fizzy hop water. They know that non-alcoholic drinks as a category has a credibility problem. And by spending the whole ad — the botanicals, the small batches, the "one or two pint feeling" — answering the real question, it's super smart. It makes it seem worth the money *and* like a beer you want to try. Smart. What's the pushback you always get? What's the snarky comment you always get in your comments? Can you turn this into an ad or a post? (Remember, +27% CTR if you do.)

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