In the age of precision marketing, excessive advertising messages have caused consumers to be resistant to product advertising. However, in order to break through the limitations of algorithms and ensure effective delivery of advertising messages, companies often require participants to tag specific audiences and share product messages directly to friends and family. Does this tagging lead to stronger resistance or better brand evaluation because the message comes from a friend? This study adopted a quasi-experimental design in which Experiment 1 investigated the effects of ad postings and annotated postings on brand evaluation, while Experiment 2 proposed changing the design of the reward option to reduce consumer resistance. The study confirms that the use of annotated postings increases consumer resistance, but providing consumers with the freedom to choose reward options can effectively reduce the resistance of highly rebellious consumers and increase their evaluation of the brand and purchase intention.