Fly-Attracting Seltzer Ads

Truly Hard Seltzer Ads Show Fruit Flies Drinking Up Real Fruit Nectar

Products teeming with flies is the type of imagery that's seldom seen in marketing but that's exactly what's depicted in a new 30-second Truly Hard Seltzer ad.

Conceptualized by advertising firm Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, the Truly Hard Seltzer ad shows what happens after insects were released into the drink and captured with a microscopic lens. The unconventional ad spot shows the flies eagerly sucking up the seltzer, underlining the fact that the fruit refreshments are full of nectar.

This campaign reminds of Burger King's striking Whopper ad, which showed a decomposing and rotting burger over a period of 34 days to communicate the company's commitment to dropping all artificial preservatives. Similarly, this short Truly Hard Seltzer spot highlights the fact that the popular beverage is made using real fruit juice.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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