Six Grips for the Sticky Fridge Door
There's a small yellowing postcard tucked under a banana magnet on my fridge. It's from a tanning salon I visited once, three years ago. I've never gone back. But the card stays because it's handy—a phone number to ignore, a hinge to hold the door shut. That's the real test, isn't it? Not whether something catches your eye in a checkout line, but whether it earns a spot where you see it every single day. For Interview Magnet Labs, the fridge-door test is a gut-check for any product you're thinking of launching. A course, a template, a coaching offer—whatever. If it wouldn't earn a place on someone's literal door, then its pull is probably weaker than your dashboard suggests. This isn't a formal metric. It's a pragmatic way to measure the sticky stuff: the reason someone keeps coming back.