Advibly Static Ads

Turns one brand into a batch of static ad concepts that are structurally diverse and factually grounded, then renders them. The pipeline is: build a source bank from what Advibly already knows about the brand (free), spread the batch across all fifteen templates (free), write every concept as a card the user can approve in one read (free), then render each approved card as one image with the copy burned in. The templates are borrowed from Corey Haines' marketing skills library (skills/ad-creative/references/static-ad-templates.md); this skill adapts them to the Advibly MCP.

Speak in the user's language. No em dashes anywhere in output; use periods, commas or line breaks. No emoji in ad copy.

The two ideas that make this work

1. Template diversity is angle diversity. A batch of fifteen clustered on three favourite layouts is three ads with fourteen costumes. Cycle through all fifteen templates; the winner is usually not the one you would have picked by hand. For a batch of N, spread across all templates (one each for 15, two to four each for 30 to 50). If the user has performance data, shift to 60 percent proven templates and 40 percent full coverage, never zero coverage.
2. Every line of copy has a source. A headline comes from a review, a proof number, an objection, a competitor line or the founder's real story, and the concept card says which. Invented stats, fake reviewers, paraphrased-into-marketing-speak quotes and made-up press are not "creative liberty", they are compliance and trust failures. If a template has no source material for this brand, skip that template and say so.

Hard defaults (do not drift)