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When ‘science-based’ messaging backfires
Science-based messaging doesn’t work well for products bought for fun and pleasure - it can make people 30% less likely to choose your product
Topics: Messaging & Copy | Ads | Website/App | Social Media
For: B2C
Research date: May 2022
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