A 3x3 meeting grid where all nine coworkers are holding your product, one hand politely raised.
Vertical 4:5 static ad recreating the group-video-call collage style of early-2020s lockdown spots. Solid black background — no app window, no toolbar, no phone bezel. Five rounded-square video tiles float in a loose asymmetric arrangement: one large hero tile dead center, four smaller tiles of varied sizes orbiting the corners. Each tile is a believable phone-camera feed: soft compression blur, mixed white balance — warm lamp light in one, cool window light in another — slight motion blur, one person wearing white earbuds, one tile with two friends squeezed shoulder to shoulder. Everyone is caught mid-greeting, mouths open in a shouted hello, and every person raises the same [PRODUCT — e.g. "Fizzo, a cherry cream soda in a red-and-cream striped can"] toward their lens, label facing camera and legible. The hero tile carries a rounded red keyline stroke as the speaking indicator, its subject leaning hilariously close to the camera. Bottom center, small clean white sans-serif: [TAGLINE — e.g. "FIZZO. ANSWER THE CALL."]. Keep tile corners uniformly rounded and gutters generous so the black shows through. No real app logos or UI icons, no name labels, no bezels, no watermark, no studio lighting — every feed must look genuinely webcam-grainy — and all text correctly spelled.