How does it work?

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What?
SharedSquare delivers direct mail campaigns through USPS EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail). Each campaign features multiple local businesses on one premium mailer that’s delivered to selected neighborhoods.How?
We use USPS delivery routes and census demographic data to target neighborhoods with higher purchasing power and spending potential.Who?
Restaurants, Plumbers, Dentists, Real Estate Agents, Gyms, Ect.Save?
By sharing the space and cost, you get guaranteed local impressions, consistent visibility, and a more affordable way to develop brand recognition.Product?
Today most advertising happens online — where algorithms control who sees your ads and small businesses often end up competing with massive corporations for attention, clicks, and expensive ad space.Shared Square offers a different approach.
- Direct to Home
- Local
- No Algorithms
- Physical Product

Service Area

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SharedSquare currently serves businesses throughout Collin County, with campaigns starting in Anna.As the platform grows, additional neighborhoods and cities across Collin County will be added to future campaigns. The goal is to help local businesses connect with the communities they serve — starting close to home.If your business operates in or around Collin County, we’d love to hear from you.

Starter

These Sell out FAST!

Starter placement is the most affordable way to introduce your business to the neighborhood.Your ad appears in one of the Starter placements on the Shared Square postcard, giving your business visibility in a community mailer delivered to thousands of nearby homes.These placements are ideal for businesses that want to begin building local awareness and brand recognition while keeping marketing costs low.Each Starter placement includes the essentials to help customers quickly recognize and contact your business when the mailer arrives:• Business logo
• Contact information
• Brand color background

• Reserve Starter Spot

Pro

Most popular choice!

Pro placement is designed for businesses that want stronger visibility and more attention on the Shared Square postcard.Your ad appears in one of the featured placements, giving your business more space and making it easier for homeowners to notice your offer when they view the mailer.These placements are ideal for businesses that want to stand out from standard ads and highlight a promotion or special offer.Each Pro placement includes enhanced features to help attract more customer attention:• Featured ad placement
• Professional ad layout assistance
• “Recommended” badge placement
• Promotional offer section option

• Reserve Pro Placement

Premium

Maximum visibility!

Premium placement gives your business the most prominent position on the Shared Square postcard.These large feature placements provide the most space for your branding and promotional message, helping your business stand out immediately when the mailer is viewed.Premium placements are ideal for businesses running larger promotions or looking to maximize their visibility across the neighborhood.Each Premium placement includes the most powerful features available:• Premium ad placement
• Custom advertisement design
• “Recommended” badge placement
• Large promotional offer section
• QR code routing to your website or landing page

• Reserve Premium Placement

Lets Get Started!

Let’s get your business in front of local customers.
Reach out and tell us your service area and what you want to promote—we’ll recommend the best tier (Starter, Pro, or Premium) and share current campaign dates.No automated checkout just yet. Thank you for your understanding.No contracts. No complicated setup. Just local advertising that works.

SharedSquare started from a simple observation: a lot of great local businesses stay hidden.Over the years, I’ve come across small businesses that offered incredible service or products, but were largely unknown in their own communities. The issue usually wasn’t the quality of the work — it was that many didn’t have an affordable way to get noticed.Most marketing today happens online, and people have gotten very good at ignoring it. Social feeds are crowded, ads are skipped, and algorithms decide what shows up. But when something arrives in your mailbox — especially when it’s from a local business — people still tend to pause and look.With a background in software engineering and experience working with large data systems and cloud platforms fixing complex problems, I began thinking about a more practical way for businesses to reach the people around them. SharedSquare grew out of that idea. By looking at USPS routes and census data, the goal is to help businesses focus on neighborhoods where their services are more likely to be relevant.Rather than each business paying for an entire mail campaign on their own, multiple local businesses share space on the same mailer. The idea is simply to make the cost more manageable while still getting the message into local homes.I grew up watching my father run his own business, so entrepreneurship has always been familiar to me. Today I’m a local family man from Anna, Tx who wants to build something useful for the community — something that helps businesses get discovered and makes it easier for neighbors to find services nearby.At its core, SharedSquare is just an attempt to make local advertising better, faster, simpler and a little more accessible to those that serve our community.

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