Brand My Nails
Your brand, on my nails.
What it does
Ten nails auctioned as ad space. Pick a finger, name your price, and your logo is worn for thirty days. Bidding starts at $10.
Ten nails. Ten logos. Worn for thirty days, through every close-up, every unboxing and every handshake. Number one is the right thumb and number ten is the left pinky. Your price decides where you land: pay more than the product above you and you take its nail. Thumb nails. The biggest canvas, and the one that faces the camera in every hand-held shot. Index and middle. Prime real estate: these are the fingers that point, type and gesture. Ring and pinky. Smaller, but they carry the whole silhouette in flat-lay shots. Thumbs are the big canvas. Index and middle get the most screen time. Ring and pinky are cheap and still land in every flat-lay. Each nail is auctioned on its own. Bidding is…from brandmynails.lol
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