
This 9:16 Story template promotes a fiber gummy supplement using a playful “incoming call” parody that instantly stops the scroll. A bright sky-blue, clouded background creates an airy, clean-health v...
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This 9:16 Story template promotes a fiber gummy supplement using a playful “incoming call” parody that instantly stops the scroll. A bright sky-blue, clouded background creates an airy, clean-health vibe, while the centered dark-green gummy bear acts as the hero product shot. The headline “POOPING IN 2026 is calling” uses bold, oversized white type to deliver humor and curiosity in a single glance, perfect for top-of-funnel awareness with an audience that isn’t actively shopping for digestive support yet. The bottom UI-style buttons (red Decline / green Accept) mimic a phone screen, turning the CTA into an interactive choice and reinforcing the novelty trigger. The smaller subline “Start the New Year with more fiber..” adds a seasonal habit-reset angle without becoming salesy. Brands can customize by swapping the gummy color/flavor, updating the year or occasion (travel, holidays, back-to-work), and replacing the “Accept” label with “Shop Now” or “Learn More” while keeping the call-screen metaphor for maximum thumb-stopping impact.
This template wins attention by using humor and the “incoming call” visual metaphor—two strong novelty triggers that make a taboo benefit (pooping/regularity) feel approachable. For an unaware, top-of-funnel audience, the joke lowers resistance and sparks curiosity before any heavy education. The clean sky background signals “lightness” and wellness, while the single centered gummy keeps cognitive load low on a fast-scrolling Story placement. The red/green choice buttons function as a pseudo-CTA: viewers instinctively understand the interaction and mentally “accept” the solution. It follows best practices for mobile ads: one hero visual, a headline readable in under a second, and a short supporting line that frames the product as a simple New Year habit rather than a medical fix.
Adults 18–40 who buy wellness supplements online and respond to witty, meme-like creatives—especially those curious about gut health but not actively searching. Designed for mobile-first scrollers who prefer simple habit messaging over clinical claims.
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