# Ad summary
The ad features a woman interviewing women on the street about men's jewelry. She asks them if they like chains on men. She then pulls out a Crafted chain and gets their feedback on the look and quality of the chain.
# Brand positioning
CRAFTD is presented as a men's jewelry company that provides clean, minimal, and masculine designs. The brand promotes accessible luxury without the luxury price tag, and their products are designed to be durable and tarnish-resistant, thereby addressing the common concerns about the quality and longevity of men's jewelry. CRAFTD aims to occupy the space of being stylish yet accessible for men’s jewelry. They are pushing against the norm of jewelry being too flashy, intense, or of low quality.
# Product
CRAFTD is a men's jewelry company that makes clean, minimal jewelry built to last. The ad features a silver chain necklace with an interesting clasp. This chain can be worn with any outfit to elevate it. A key benefit highlighted is that CRAFTD jewelry doesn’t tarnish, preventing the common issue of "green necks." The jewelry pieces are described as having a luxury style without the luxury price, offering good quality and masculine designs. This product is worth trying because it combines style, quality, and affordability, addressing common concerns about men's jewelry being either too flashy or of poor quality.
# Visual style
The ad has a UGC, documentary-style aesthetic, with a handheld camera feel and natural lighting. The editing features quick cuts, aligning with the fast-paced style of social media content. The ad is filmed outdoors.
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# Call to action
Get Crafted today.
# Point of view
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:03 The ad opens with the interviewer asking a woman if she finds men wearing chains attractive or cringy. The ad is opening up the perspective from the view of a customer that has been asked their opinion.
- 00:03–00:04 The woman responds that she finds them attractive. She is providing an opinion based on her taste.
- 00:04–00:12 The interviewer asks whether the woman prefers big or simpler jewelry on men, and the second woman says she is a simple person but some can pull off a lot of jewelry.
- 00:12–00:17 The interviewer agrees, but states that jewelry can be too flashy and intense, which isn't a good look. She states that she has something to show her.
- 00:17–00:23 She presents the product, which is from CRAFTD, a men's jewelry company that makes clean, minimal jewelry that is built to last. Here, the ad moves to a brand POV, sharing an overview of the product and its functional attributes.
- 00:23–00:31 The woman responds positively to the chain, noting that it's a chain that you can wear with any outfit. The interviewer then points out the clasp, and the woman states that it is cool. The ad is taking on a customer POV, featuring the reaction to being presented with a high quality chain.
- 00:31–00:34 The interviewer asks how the woman would feel if a guy wore this on a date, and the woman answers that she would feel good about it. The ad is taking on a customer POV, sharing a reaction to the scenario of seeing the chain worn on a date.
- 00:34–00:40 The interviewer states that what she loves about Crafted is that it's luxury style without the luxury price, and that it feels like good quality. Here, the ad moves to a brand POV, promoting that the jewelry feels luxury quality but is more accessible and affordable.
- 00:40–00:43 The interviewer adds that it doesn't tarnish, so there are no green necks. The woman agrees that it's amazing. CRAFTD is solving a problem with low quality jewelry that creates green necks.
- 00:43–00:49 The interviewer states that Crafted has masculine designs. The woman responds that Crafted has a good, basic design and that everyone needs a chain like this. She is reinforcing the brand positioning of masculine quality.
- 00:49–00:56 The interviewer asks if the woman would see herself buying this for a guy in her life, and the woman says yes, adding that women don't want men with no style and tacky jewelry. This is a form of social validation. CRAFTD jewelry is presented as the solution for this.
- 00:56–00:57 The interviewer concludes the ad with the call to action to get CRAFTD today.