Ask Is it true that negative comments on an ad can stop other people from clicking it?

[Newman]

Negative comments can affect how people view an ad because many users read comments before taking action. If several comments complain about quality, service, or trust, some viewers may become cautious and leave. At the same time, a few negative opinions do not always damage results if many positive comments are also present. People often look at the full discussion before deciding. So do you think public comments have as much influence on ad performance as the ad itself?

 

[Luna Logics]

Public comments can strongly influence ad performance, but they usually don't matter more than the ad itself. A good ad creates the first impression and attracts attention, while comments shape trust and final decision-making. If the ad is weak, even positive comments may not help much, but a strong ad can still perform well despite some negative feedback. Overall, comments act more like a "trust filter" that supports or weakens the ad rather than replacing its impact.