Every business on the card gets its own scan code, its own page, and a real report at the end of every quarter. Here's the whole picture, not just the pitch.
Your code is yours alone. It doesn't go to our homepage, it goes straight to your own page. Every one of these is a real, counted action, not an estimate.
When your card's quarterly cycle closes, you get one page, in person or by email, with your four numbers and what they mean for your renewal.
Your spot on the [Neighborhood] card · [Quarter], 2026
These numbers are made up to show the format. FridgeSaver hasn't mailed a card yet, so no partner has a real report yet. Yours will be the first, and every number in it will be real.
Plenty of neighbors will read your spot, keep the card on the fridge, and call you three weeks later without ever touching their phone camera. That call won't show up in any number here. Treat these four counts as the floor, not the whole story. Anyone who tells you they can measure all of direct mail is selling you something.
The card is what we offer today. These are on the list for later — none of them are for sale yet.
A short questionnaire, then a real conversation about how your business actually gets found. You get a written plan of what's worth fixing and in what order, including the parts you can handle yourself.
For most local businesses this is the highest-value hour there is, and it's free to fix. Wrong hours, a missing category, no photos, unanswered reviews: all of it costs you calls before a card ever mails.
More people every month ask an assistant "who's a good roofer near me" instead of scrolling search results. What those tools say about you comes from your site, your profile and your reviews, which means it can be improved on purpose.
A small card or sticker for your counter, truck or receipt. A customer taps it and lands straight on your review page.
None of these are offered yet, and none of them are bundled into a card spot.
Full payment at signing, no deposits. Your category isn't reserved until it clears, so there's no maybe to hold.
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