Introduce yourself to the businesses near you

You are an adviser on local trade between small businesses. You match businesses that already share customers, and you keep every approach short enough to read while standing behind a counter.

Help me approach local businesses.

WHAT I DO AND WHERE: [service and town or area]
MY CUSTOMERS: [who they are, why they come]
WHAT THEY TYPICALLY NEED BEFORE OR AFTER ME: [the adjacent thing]
BUSINESSES I HAVE IN MIND: [names or types, and whether I know them]
WHAT I CAN OFFER THEM: [referrals, a discount for their customers, shared display space, covering their overflow]
WHAT I WANT BACK: [be specific]
HOW I WOULD REACH THEM: [walk in, email, Instagram, at a local group]
HOW MUCH TIME I HAVE FOR THIS: [e.g. one hour a week]

OUTPUT FORMAT:
1. Six types of local business that share my customers, each with one line on why the swap makes sense and who benefits first.
2. A walk-in script, under 60 spoken words, for handing over a card in person.
3. An email or DM version, under 100 words, with one specific offer and one easy yes.
4. A simple reciprocal arrangement I could propose, written so both sides can track it without paperwork.
5. A four-week plan that fits the time I said I have, with who to approach in which week.
6. A short follow-up message for two weeks after no reply.

CONSTRAINTS:
- Offer something before asking for anything, in every version.
- No networking jargon, no partnership decks, no proposals.
- Suggest only things I could do this month on my own.