Sponsor Proof Dashboard
Old Prosper Partners
No magazine, Chamber newsletter, or city mailer in North Texas can tell you what happened after your ad ran. This is what TowneLife Anna shows you — reach, scans, reads, and your return — on a live dashboard with your name on it. The numbers below are honest projections for the cover; measured results replace them the day Issue #1 ships.
79,000
Total impressions
320
QR scans
96
Click-throughs
28
Est. new customers
My placements
Front CoverAnna LIFE · Issue #1
Old Prosper, New Neighbors
How Old Prosper Partners is helping Anna create a place to belong, gather, and grow.
320
Scans
96
Clicks
—
Vs. last issue
Scan destinations
First issue — no prior edition to trend against yet. Scans and clicks shown are projected.
ROI calculator
Live, pre-filled with the cover assumptions. Adjust any figure to see the projected return move.
Assumptions (editable)
Example assumption — final pricing is set with Aubre’.
Print run for the edition.
Community print norm 2.1–4.0.
Covers are opened repeatedly.
Replaced by measured views once live.
Enter Old Prosper’s real figure — example shown.
Conservative default 5%.
Projected return
Projected ROI
+130%
Estimate only, built on the assumptions at left (Section 4 math). Not a measured result. Measured scans, views, and clicks replace these numbers the moment Issue #1 ships.
This month’s story
Your front cover on Anna LIFE is projected to reach an estimated 79,000 readers across four cities’ mailboxes and the digital edition. An estimated 320 of them scan your Gold Seal and 96 tap through to Old Prosper. At the profit-per-customer you enter, an estimated 28 new customers means the cover is projected to return roughly 2.3× its cost. Recommended next step: the inside-front spread carries the highest dwell time in the book and is open for the next issue — the natural place to tell the Liberty Hills story in full.
This is a projected narrative for the sponsorship preview. Once Issue #1 ships, Sierra Grace rewrites it from measured scans, reads, and clicks — and every report is admin-approved before it sends.