A dropped pin and one unhinged five-star local review — borrowed maps-app trust for whatever you're selling.
Vertical 4:5 static ad styled as a generic maps app screenshot — pixel-clean flat rendering, no phone bezel, no real map-service branding. Top 40%: soft cream-and-grey street map with pale road lines, a muted green park block, and one oversized red teardrop pin at center. Bottom 60%: white place card sliding up with native maps typography: place name "[PLACE — e.g. "Steeply Matcha Bar"]" in bold, then "5.0" beside five solid gold stars and "(1,204)", then grey subline "Café • $$ • Open until 6 PM". Rounded action chips: "Directions" filled blue, "Save" and "Share" outlined. Below a thin divider, one glowing review: small circular avatar, name "Jordan M.", grey tag "Local Guide • 38 reviews", five tiny gold stars, and the review text: "Came in for one latte, now I plan my whole week around this place. The ceremonial matcha tastes the way a promotion feels. Five stars is not enough." Then "2 days ago" in grey. Crisp line iconography, correct grey hierarchy, subtle card shadow, roads slightly blurred so the card pops. No real map logos, no watermark, all text correctly spelled.