BID CLUB.
$2 puts your shop on the board
What it does
10% of every sale goes to the American Heart Association. $2 puts your shop on a public board. Whoever pays more sits higher. Bid Club is a paid list. You buy a seat for your website or your Facebook page. Anyone can buy a higher one. Nobody sees who paid. It is a sponsorship on this page. Not a Google ranking. Not a Facebook ad. Not a backlink package. $2 is the floor. $3 takes #1 right now.
A public scoreboard for websites, handles, and apps. $2 for a seat. Pay more to sit higher. We never say who paid.
$2 puts a website, handle, or app on the board. Pay more, sit higher. We show the listing and the dollars. Not the name. #1 and #2 fight at the top. Anyone can pay $1 to boost or bury. Those hits are for the crowd. They do not take first place. Pay $1 more than #1. You take the belt. Seats stay. Whoever holds #1 at month-end gets the crown. Every bid, boost, and suppress. Recorded weekly. This week locks Thursday. Donated in remembrance and honor of family. Operator pledge. Not your tax receipt. Not AHA-endorsed. heart.org · the ledger Boost and suppress flip corners. They never hand out a W. The belt is a higher bid than #1. Sitting unopposed is not a win. $2 minimum for a new listing.…from bidclub.lol
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