Why is perfect contents always perceived as untrustworthy by audiences?

[Fidelia]

I have observed that whenever a person posts contents that is flawless, people always seem to suspect the authenticity of that ad.

Is it that content can't just be perfect so as not to trigger distrust among the audience?

 

[gwolf666]

I suppose it's because perfection doesn't exist, and that makes you doubt that something is "so perfect."

 

[Kross]

Most times, when products are always marketed as perfect solutions, they fall short of expectations. That's why people are wary of perfect promotional contents.

 

[Augusta]

I suppose it's because perfection doesn't exist, and that makes you doubt that something is "so perfect."

Yes things that are just too good online looks and sounds fake. It's just people's perception though.

 

[Fidelia]

We don't know that people connect with the human nature of a brand. When it is just perfect, we remove that human nature.

 

[eLdavis]

At the end of the day, i believe it is just human nature, when something feels too perfect, we tend to have doubts about it.

 

[Min George]

So many people have been misled by perfect contents on social media. Before now, people really rated those perfect contents.

 

[Nomad]

You are generalizing. Just because your some perfect content being mistrusted does not mean this happen all the time

 

[Augusta]

Sources are viewed as biased when they have a skewed perception but as untrustworthy when they are dishonest