The Business Model
What the business is actually buying (convenience, not plastic), the roughly $1 cost to $40–60 sale math, exactly which local businesses to target, and the promises you never make.

Buy blank NFC cards for about a dollar, program them with a business's Google review link, and sell them door to door. Nine modules, a working CRM, and the exact scripts.
Nine modules, start to finish: buy the card, program it, walk the block, close the sale, log the visit.
What the business is actually buying (convenience, not plastic), the roughly $1 cost to $40–60 sale math, exactly which local businesses to target, and the promises you never make.
The short gear list: cards, an NFC phone, the Smart NFC Tools app. Where to order plates in bulk, why buying deep matters, and setting up a practice card before you ever touch a client's.
How to pull the official “Get more reviews” link straight from the owner's Google Business Profile without ever asking for a password, and how to verify it lands on the right listing.
The exact write flow: URL record, paste, hold flat, confirm, retest with the app closed. What separates a sellable card from one that needs a rewrite.
The pre-delivery checklist plus a fault table for every common failure: card not detected, wrong business opening, works on one phone but not another, failed writes.
The full field playbook. Asking for the owner, what to do when he isn't in, turning the counter employee into an inside referral, and the tap demo that sells itself in five seconds.
Where to open, how far you're allowed to come down, and the one line that closes the deal at $40 without gutting your margin. Set your floor before you walk in.
Where the card goes, the neutral script staff should use, the compliance rules that keep this legitimate, and the 3–7 day follow-up that turns one sale into referrals.
The included crm.html: a phone-first, offline tracker built around the money field, best time to come back. Plus how to host it free and add it to your home screen as a real app.
Prospecting and programming checklists to run before and after every card, plus a copy-paste prompt that builds you a fully custom CRM from scratch.
Door-to-door isn't one visit. It's the right second visit, at the right time, to the right person. The included tracker is built around exactly that — one field for when the owner is actually in, so you never waste a walk.
The margin isn't the plastic — it's the setup, the testing, and the delivery. Module 7 covers exactly where to open, how far to come down, and the line that holds your floor at $40. What you actually earn depends on your market, your pricing, and how many doors you knock on. This is a playbook, not a promise.
A digital download containing the full nine-module course, the crm.html file you install on your phone, and the bonus checklists and build-your-own-CRM prompt. It arrives by email the moment your payment goes through.
No. You need a smartphone with NFC — any modern iPhone or Android — and a small app that costs a couple of dollars. The course is written for total beginners and assumes you've never touched an NFC card before.
Module 2 gives you the supplier, what to order, and the pack sizes. Cards are waterproof, writable, and reprogrammable, so a mistake never costs you a card. Per-plate cost drops toward about $1.00 as you buy deeper. The cards themselves are not included in this purchase — you order them yourself.
Module 6 covers this objection directly, along with “can't I just do it myself,” “will this get us five stars,” and “how do I know it goes to my business.” Every common pushback has a written response you can use word for word.
Yes — those are still available in the catalog. But the full system includes both of them plus the sales playbook, the pricing module, and the CRM, which is where most of the actual money is made.







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