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Placements claimed0 / 18
Top spot from $350, bottom from $200, 16 side spots at $100; each takeover doubles the minimum.
Birthday meal-giveaway sponsorship page published by the creator. Displays $0 raised and 0 of 18 spots claimed. The post prices the top spot from $350, the bottom spot from $200 and 16 side spots at $100, with each takeover doubling the minimum; the page names 1 October as the birthday. The zero is a displayed numeral on the page.
Campaign status observed Sep 17, 2026. A website remaining online does not establish availability.
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I’m selling ad space on someone’s meal.
For my birthday, I was already planning to give out 100 meals to people who need them. Then I had an idea
why not bring brands into something real too?
So I built a virtual sponsor box with 18 spots:
Top spot — starts at $350
Bottom spot — starts at $200
16 side spots — $100 each
The 3D box is only a visual format. The real packaging may look different, and winning brand logos can be printed across food boxes, packaging, clothing and other parts of the project.
Each takeover doubles the minimum price.
So if you buy a $100 spot, the next person needs at least $200. You can also pay more than the minimum to make your spot harder to take.
If all the spots fill early, I won’t wait for my birthday — I’ll do the whole thing earlier.
You’re not just buying another ad.
Your brand becomes part of someone’s meal.
Inspired by @marclou @vanshuETH @jonathan_wilke
→ https://t.co/Vl4rWNaooC
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twitterapi.io · checked Sep 17, 2026, 06:46 PM UTC
Campaign updates
Posts from Ayush Kushwah linked to this campaign or matching its sponsorship topic.
In an era where people are selling ad space on their bodies
I’m trying to add something good to the trend.
Your brand could do more than just get attention.
It could put a smile on someone’s face.
It could help get a meal to someone who genuinely needs it.
Maybe promotion can mean something more.
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twitterapi.io · checked Sep 18, 2026, 06:04 AM UTC
Brands can sponsor ads on people’s bodies… so why not sponsor something that actually helps people?
What if people in need received food sponsored by that brand?
Your brand gets visibility. Someone gets a meal. ❤️
https://t.co/naB3wDAZCM
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twitterapi.io · checked Sep 18, 2026, 12:04 AM UTC
