Ask most internal teams to describe their product’s benefit, and you’ll get a sentence that sounds like it came from a positioning workshop. Ask their actual customers, and you’ll get something shorter, blunter, and far more useful.
Your Comments Section Is a Focus Group
Every comment, DM, and review contains the exact words a real buyer used to describe their problem or their hesitation. That language — not the internal brief language — is what should end up in the ad copy and the hook.
Building Listening Into the Brief, Not After It
Most brands treat social listening as a reporting exercise after a campaign runs. It’s far more valuable before the brief is even written — mining objections and phrases that recur, and building the creative around them directly.
The best headline we’ve ever written for a client was a customer’s exact complaint, lifted word for word from a comment thread.
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