At the beginning of this year we introduced a line of Map Magnets to our range of Map Journals, Mail-It Maps and Scrapbook packs ~
Regions covered by our Map Magnets
We started off with 22 to test the water that covered the major cities such as Sydney
Sydney Map Magnet (on backing card)
Melbourne:
Melbourne Map Magnet
Perth and the south west of Western Australia:
Perth Map Magnet (on backing card)
and Brisbane covering from Fraser Island down to Byron Bay:
Brisbane Map Magnet (on backing card)
We have just added another 8, so we now have a total of 30 regions across Australia covered 
The latest cover some of the more remote regions such as Bourke and Cameron Corner:
Bourke Map Magnet (on backing card)
Coober Pedy up to Alice Springs:
Coober Pedy Map Magnet
and the Gulf of Carpentaria
The Gulf of Carpentaria Map Magnet
…with lurking crocodile 
To see more, they’re on our website:
http://journeyjottings.com/products/australia/map-magnets-eastern-australia/
Happy travels 
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What a novel idea! No surprise they’re taking off. Good on you, Linda! Hope you sell a truckload more! P.
Thanks Paul ~ They’re a fun and useful memento ~
In fact I’d go as far as to say they really are a must have for any discerning fridge owner
They’re certainly … attractive!
Funnily, I was thinking of something more along the lines of… beguiling, captivating, transports…
but then I guess that’s the art of a copywriter isn’t it to be minimalistic, simple, to the point ~
If not at times a little bland
I toyed with ‘magnetic’ but that was too obvious.
Of course, given two weeks and $5000, I could come up with a MUCH better word!
LOL I must confess I have used their customer ‘pulling’ prowess along the way to convey, as you toyed, their magnetic appeal!!!
Is the $5000 negotiable?
Hmmm.
I suppose I could do two words for $7500.
That’s a 50% saving on the second word.
But only because it’s you!
Appreciate the mates rates