You're invited onto the Dine Card

An invitation, not an ad

I'm Tony from South Shore Digest, the weekly local guide that lands in about 410 South Shore inboxes every Thursday morning. I'm building something for our readers called The South Shore Digest Dine Card, and I'm bringing together local spots I'd send a neighbor to. I'd like yours to be one of them.

This is not an ad I'm selling you. It costs you nothing. You're joining a curated group of local spots our readers carry in their pocket, and the card grows more valuable every time a new business joins.

Why there's zero risk

• No fee. No contract. You never pay South Shore Digest a cent.
• You set the offer, and you cap it. A free item, 20% off, $10 off a check, whatever works for your business. One-time per cardholder.
• You put the limits on it. Blackout dates, dine-in only, excludes alcohol, valid days and hours, whatever you need.

The only thing it "costs" you is one discounted visit from a new local customer, which is the cheapest way you'll ever win a regular.

What you get

• New local customers from a small, loyal, hyperlocal audience that reads us specifically to decide where to go this week.
• Your name on the card and in the launch announcement to all our readers, plus a post to our social tagging you so it reaches your followers too.
• Cross-promotion with the whole group. Every business on the card promotes alongside you, so as the card grows, each other's followers discover you. The more spots we add, the more your reach grows.
• A real local relationship with the guide your customers already read.

That's about 220 neighbors opening it every Thursday by choice, roughly double the average for local email. Readers who already trust where we point them are worth more to your business than thousands of strangers who scroll past an ad.