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From Bland to Bold: How humor can transform your jewelry advertising

Guy Pineda by Guy Pineda
January 11, 2023
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As a jewelry store owner,  advertising is crucial in attracting new customers and growing your business. But let’s face it, boring ads are just plain boring. People generally do not enjoy watching uninteresting commercials. They will not capture the attention of viewers and will go unnoticed. To be effective, ads must stand out and be different from others.

So how do you ensure your ads stand out and get noticed? One answer is to use humor.

Now, I’m not talking about corny jokes or forced punch lines. What I mean is infusing a bit of wit and levity into your advertising to make your message extra memorable, like a personalized gift.

It’s the thought of building a connection between your brand and your audience. Skyword supported this by mentioning how laughter creates a positive emotional connection to your brand.

Does it create a connection when it’s the same, repeated, recycled ads customers see everywhere? Does it leave a good impression on your brand?

Think about it: which ads do you actually pay attention to? Chances are, it’s the ones that make you laugh or bring a smile to your face.

The Oracle shared a global study they conducted with more than 12,000 participants from 14 countries. According to the data of their Happiness Report, 88% of people are looking for new experiences to make them smile and laugh – yet 95% of business leaders fear using humor in customer interactions.

Numbers don’t lie, but most marketers fear breaking away from usual advertising tactics and meeting unexpected consequences in return. Truth be told, that fear should be used in crafting your next big hit ads, but that’s another topic to discuss.

I understand that getting someone to pay attention to your jewelry store can be challenging when there are so many others vying for their attention. You need a strategy that will help you stand out and make a lasting impression. That’s when humor comes in!

Jewelry is great – we all know it. But it doesn’t always have to be so serious. People are more likely to remember your jewelry store if you make them laugh. Of course, it’s important to strike the right balance. You don’t want to detract from the value of your products or services with over-the-top jokes.

But let’s be honest, a clever turn of phrase or a humorous visual can go a long way in catching someone’s attention and getting them to consider your store. They can be a great way to cut through the clutter and get your message across in a way that resonates with people. Diamonds may be forever, but a good joke lasts with a lasting impression.

When used correctly, humor can be one of the most effective tools in your marketing arsenal. Don’t be afraid to share stories about your customers. Everyone loves a good customer story, and they’re even better when they’re funny. Share your favorites to get people chuckling. Highlight the wacky side of jewelry and play it off by showcasing your most outlandish pieces in your ads.

Perhaps it’s time to refrain from referencing typical wedding proposal moments. Even non-jewelry brands are using the image of men kneeling before their partners. With the prevalence of wedding proposal marketing, they tend to be repetitive, bland, and unoriginal. It’s romantic, yes, but what difference does it make for the audience to stay and engage with the ads?

What difference does it make for your brand?

Thus, it’s important to consider the diversity of your customers. Not everyone wishes to wear your jewelry because they are hoping to get married. It won’t hurt to create ads that are inclusive and representative of different groups of people.

Add the right amount of humor, and people will surely remember your brand. You can also take advantage of pop culture references. If there’s a funny meme or a hilarious TV show out there, odds are you can use it in your ad campaign. Just make sure the reference is relevant to your jewelry store.

Use humor to address common customer concerns. If you can make light of common situations in purchasing jewelry, do it! It will make your customers feel like you understand them. They will appreciate your brand’s sense of humor – and may be more likely to trust your products.

In today’s competitive marketplace, finding creative ways to stand out from the crowd is more important than ever. You can never go wrong with witty, hilarious ads. Just be sure to test it before launching a marketing campaign.

It’s a good idea to try it with a small group of people to see how it is received. You don’t want it to backfire if it comes across as being insensitive or offensive. This can help you fine-tune the humor and ensure that it’s effective.

If you think it is about time for you to craft new ads for your jewelry store, this time with a touch of humor, reach out to Jewelry Store Marketers for expert guidance. We have a team of professionals who can help you effectively incorporate humor into your marketing efforts to engage and delight your audience.

Don’t let dull marketing strategy be the norm – liven things up and give your customers a reason to smile. Give us a call today, and let’s get started. Jewelry Store Marketers may be your key to getting noticed in a sea of boring ads.

Guy Pineda

Guy Pineda

Guy Pineda, CEO of Jewelry Store Marketers, has owned an award winning digital agency for the past 15 years and has been working in the jewelry industry for close to 30 years. Jewelry Store Marketers is niche agency that helps jewelry stores get more appointments and increase sales through Local SEO, Digital Marketing, Website Development, Social Media, Videos and more. Learn more at jewelrystoremarketers.com.

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