Zoom Launches "Zoom Got It Done" Ad Campaign Highlighting Productivity Solutions

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SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 14, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- The commercial, produced in partnership with Colin Jost's No Notes Productions, follows the narrative of a CEO who orders her staff to find a way to destroy Zoom. However, every scheme ends up proving the value of the Zoom platform, demonstrating how it aids in getting tasks done. The ad spot is set to debut during Week 1 of the NFL regular season on Monday Night Football and will run across various media platforms, including linear and connected TV, out-of-home, digital, and social placements.

Kimberly Storin, Chief Marketing Officer at Zoom, explained, "The first ad showed that people prefer Zoom. This one shows why: Zoom actually helps users get work done." The new campaign aims to highlight Zoom's product breadth, which extends beyond video meetings to include AI agents, automated note-taking, contact center solutions, a productivity suite, and more.

The "Zoom Got It Done" ad is part of the broader Zoom Ahead marketing campaign, which continues with creator partnerships, new branded content assets, and Zoom's MLB sponsorship. The campaign focuses on the concept of "conversation to completion," where users can harness the context of conversations to move work towards completion. This includes automating follow-up emails, meeting summaries, and reports, or bringing that context into third-party platforms.

According to Storin, "Across tools like Meetings, Chat, Contact Center, and more, Zoom hosts millions of conversations every day. Through Zoom's advanced AI capabilities, users can now move conversations to completion, making their work more efficient and productive."

The campaign underscores Zoom's commitment to innovation and user experience, positioning the company as a leader in the AI-first work platform space. With its extensive product ecosystem and cutting-edge technology, Zoom continues to redefine how businesses communicate and collaborate.

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