Brand someone's Mac
Permanent etching of your logo on someones new mac.
What it does
Sponsors bid on 12 laser-etched spots on a MacBook lid. When the goal is reached we buy the Mac, etch the winning logos into the aluminium forever, and ship it. Every sponsor gets a permanent dofollow backlink as well and is visible forever on the leaderboard page.
Sponsor a spot on someone's MacBook lid. Sponsors bid on 12 spots; winning logos are laser-etched into the aluminium permanently — not vinyl stickers that peel off after a year. Your dofollow backlink goes live the moment you bid. Listing your own laptop lid is free.
Sponsors bid on 12 lid spots. When the goal hits, we buy the Mac, laser-etch the winning logos — non-removable, forever — and ship it. The surplus goes to the new owner. Ranks go to the highest bidder — outbid anyone to move up the line. #1 gets their lid fundedfrom lidbrand.com
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Brand My MacBook5d ago · admymacbook.ai.studio · ▲2I’m selling ad space on my MacBook, one sticker at a time



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