AiPexLogo.comCreate a widget

The sponsor-logo MVP

Turn your existing sponsor logo into an interactive offer experience.

One sponsor logo. That sponsor’s own offers. A public widget you can embed on your website, with separate reports of real interactions.

How the complete flow works

  1. Step 1

    Create your workspace

    Sign in and manage the sponsor widgets you are authorized to edit. A fan does not need an AiPexLogo.com account to interact with a published widget.

  2. Step 2

    Use one sponsor’s recognizable logo

    Upload the sponsor logo and configure its visual offer experience. Each widget represents one sponsor and contains that sponsor’s own offers, not unrelated advertisers.

  3. Step 3

    Add and organize offers

    Enter offer titles, descriptions, destinations, and availability. Order the offers and preview the result before publishing. Expired or unavailable offers should not be presented as active deals.

  4. Step 4

    Publish and embed

    Publish the widget, then use its public page or iframe embed on your team, business, or community website. Publishing a new version updates the existing embed URL; you do not need to replace every embed.

  5. Step 5

    Let visitors explore

    Visitors open the logo, inspect an offer, and follow the sponsor’s destination link. The destination handles any purchase, claim, or redemption outside AiPexLogo.com.

  6. Step 6

    Measure first-party interactions

    Reports distinguish widget views, logo opens, offer opens, and outbound clicks. “Visits to sponsor” is a display label for tracked outbound clicks, not proof that the destination loaded or a purchase occurred.

Scope and honest reporting

  • The primary MVP is a single-sponsor offer widget. The Arena, Business, and Community sponsorship-wall designs are illustrative secondary examples.
  • Pinecrest, Trailhouse Outfitters, and other demonstration brands and offers are fictional. Sample offers are not redeemable and example metrics are not live results.
  • Purchases, revenue, conversion attribution, affiliate commissions, checkout, and offer redemption are not assumed or inferred from outbound clicks.
  • Software licensing is the business model. Automatic billing and paid licensing enforcement require a separate payment implementation.
  • State-specific landing pages should only be added when there is useful, accurate, distinct local content. This software does not need 50 duplicated state pages.