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A Note on Your Story

About
Us

Background

A refrigerator magnet is a "bookmark" for your home, marking every trip, every significant moment, and every memory worth cherishing. Inspired by "stories" and "letters," we design narrative-rich magnets.

Each one is like a postcard from afar, chronicling fragments of your life and turning your refrigerator door into a personal gallery of your unique story.

Traveler's Diary

Postcard from Paris

Snapshot from Tokyo

Souvenir from Rome

Life Notes

First Kiss

New Chapter

Marketing Concept

Position the brand as the "Stamps and Bookmarks of Life." Marketing will focus on the concept of "recording" and "commemorating." Content will show how fridge magnets can become a story wall in the home, marking every trip, every significant moment, and every memory worth cherishing.

The brand will elevate fridge magnets from simple souvenirs to narrative-rich art pieces through thoughtful design. Promotional campaigns will encourage users to share the stories on their fridges, transforming their fridge doors into a personal gallery of their unique lives.

Influencer
Collaboration Requirements

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We want to collaborate with creators who celebrate the small, meaningful moments in life.

Our ideal partners are lifestyle, home decor, or family-focused creators who have a warm, authentic, and relatable presence.

Content Focus:

The content should feel genuine and personal. A TikTok or Reel could show a fun "fridge transformation" video. On Instagram, a carousel could highlight different magnets on a fridge and the unique memories they represent. A YouTube video could be a home tour that features the fridge as the "heart of the home."

Key Requirement:

The collaboration must turn the fridge into a storytelling canvas. Creators should showcase how our magnets transform a simple kitchen appliance into a personal gallery, encouraging their audience to share their own "Life Notes."