“Too Good To Be True”

Written by Ian Mitchell, “Too Good To Be True” is a flexible, sync-ready full-length song designed for modern fraud awareness campaigns. This page features the song through a series of short-form, PSA-style video demos built around real-world scam scenarios, each paired with unique audio edits and arrangements — including 10, 15, 30, and 60-second versions — demonstrating how the song can adapt across broadcast, digital, and social advertising placements.

With key phrases like “If it’s too good to be true…” and “Don’t let them take advantage of you,” the track is designed to integrate seamlessly into established fraud awareness frameworks, including campaigns such as AARP’s “Pause. Reflect. Protect.” initiative, while also serving as the foundation for new scalable campaign concepts aimed at increasing engagement, strengthening message retention, and helping audiences recognize and avoid fraud.

Every video below showcases a different musical approach — including instrumentals, hook-driven segments, and alternate song arrangement structures — emphasizing the track’s versatility across multiple campaign formats. The visuals are intentionally minimal and serve strictly as conceptual demos; the primary focus is the music and its application, offering a clear creative foundation for advertising agencies to expand into fully realized campaigns.

One Song. Endless Campaign Possibilities.

Below are custom 10, 15, 30, and 60-second audio edits & arrangements to demonstrate how the song can adapt across multiple fraud awareness campaign formats and messaging styles.