# Ad summary
The ad features a female business owner detailing how she uses the Kindle Scribe to stay organized while opening a confectionary. She notes she has years of experience working in film and television, but now that she is opening her own shop, she does not have the crew she is used to. She shares that she uses the Kindle Scribe for vendor proposals, lease pages, and blueprints, and can easily search within her handwriting for particular tasks. The end of the video features an overview of the refine feature.
# Brand positioning
The brand is a small local confectionary business with an emphasis on neighborhood feel. The brand is being launched as a second act of the business owner, moving from film into running her own small shop. She emphasizes a local feel, noting that her product is being launched in her neighborhood. The tone is casual and familiar, and not overly polished. There is also a DIY aesthetic, as the brand is in the process of being built.
# Product
The product advertised is the Kindle Scribe, a digital notebook that feels like writing on paper. The ad claims that it can be used for vendor proposals, lease pages, the shop blueprints. The primary USB highlighted is its ability to work by hand in the margin on a screen that actually feels like writing on paper. It features an AI-powered search which works with handwritten notes. It also features a refine action, that will clean-up handwritten text.
# Visual style
The ad has a UGC feel to it, with medium to wide shots of the presenter in different locations. The quality appears to be polished commercial, as it is well lit and stable, but it still has a relatable tone. The pacing is medium, and it switches quickly between environments. The video has a polished tone with a quick pace.
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# Call to action
What are you working on?
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:02 The video starts with a glimpse of the shop's signage from outside.
- 00:00–00:06 The speaker notes that someone asked her what she was working on, and notes that she laughed nervously.
- 00:06–00:12 The speaker shares that she had worked in film and television, which meant she had departments and a whole crew.
- 00:12–00:15 The speaker highlights the fact that now, she is mostly on her own.
- 00:15–00:20 The speaker notes that she has a notebook and a contractor who has opinions.
- 00:20–00:26 As a result, she started keeping everything on the Kindle Scribe, which includes vendor proposals, lease pages, and the shop blueprints.
- 00:26–00:36 She shares that she likes to mark everything up by hand in the margin, and the Kindle Scribe feels like writing on paper.
- 00:37–00:42 The speaker then notes that she has approximately 7 million notes from approximately 7 million conversations.
- 00:42–00:47 She shares that she says she is going to organize them, but she doesn't.
- 00:47–00:54 But now, she can just ask the notebook to find what she needs, for example what cotton candy flavors are being considered.
- 00:55–01:00 The AI is able to find the answer in her own handwriting, which feels like cheating, but she likes it.
- 01:00–01:12 At the end of the day, she is usually deciphering notes she frantically scribbled down. Thanks to the refine feature, this is as easy as one tap.
- 01:12–01:27 She then notes that what she is working on is a confectionary, a neighborhood, and a second act. And finally, she has somewhere to put it all thanks to Kindle Scribe. She then ends the video by asking, "What are you working on?"