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Restaurant app video ad example: tamr's AI waiter, 28 seconds
A 28-second ad for restaurant software, aimed at owners: staff answer the same menu questions all night, so tamr puts an AI waiter inside the menu that answers guests in their own words, even Arabizi (Arabic typed in Latin letters), and only suggests dishes the menu has. American English voice. tamr is one of our own products.
- Length
- 28 seconds, 9:16
- Voice
- American English voice
- Words on screen
- English
- Kind
- Product
- Published
The script
Every line of the voice-over, as the film says it. The time is when each line starts.
- 0:00Running the floor all night?
- 0:02Your staff answer the same menu questions, table after table.
- 0:07tamr puts an AI waiter inside your menu.
- 0:10Guests ask in their own words, even Arabizi.
- 0:13It only suggests dishes on your menu, never one you don't serve.
- 0:17You're live in about 20 minutes with no commission on orders.
- 0:22Free, no card.
- 0:23Tap Sign up and put your menu live.
What we took from the site
The dining room, the demo menu, the Arabizi chat, live in about 20 minutes, no commission and free with no card all come from tamr's site. So does the rule the film shows: it only suggests dishes on the menu.
Source: tamr.link
About this ad
ReelMade read tamr.link, wrote questions for the business and made this 28-second 9:16 film from the site's own photos, products and words: american english voice, words on screen in English, no stock footage and no AI presenter.
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Yes. It is a vertical 9:16 film (720 by 1280 pixels), the full-screen shape of Instagram Reels and Stories, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Facebook Reels. The key words are on screen, so it still works with the sound off.
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