I like add from:
Important rule! You read bounty thread is very very attentively. And you be in touch with manage bounty campaign in telegram chat. I often see, how parcipant ask same many times. More often parcipant get not stake, because they do not read attentively...
Topic: 🔥🔥All about Bounty for Newbies🔥🔥 (Read 552 times)
I am grateful to you for such a detailed teaching article. For a very long time I could not understand how the bounties work and so on.
you need to have 1 tele, 1 twitter, 1 facebook. 1 bitcointalk
+1 mail 1 MEW-wallet
The most important thing for bounty participants is to maximize their accounts in social networks and the bitcointal forum. For the higher your rating and the more you have friends, the more so-called scores you accrue in the aftermath that are exchanged for tokens. All successful hunting.
Thank you sharing. Nice article. I think this is very good guide for newbies. They can follow these to do different bounties.
Here few rules for join bountys and airdrops!
Please note the following rules:
- Do not use your main email!
- Create yourself a separate email, just for Airdrops!
- Never share your private key!
- Do not pay for airdrops!
On https://www.freecoins24.com you can find many good airdrops and bountys!
Please note the following rules:
- Do not use your main email!
- Create yourself a separate email, just for Airdrops!
- Never share your private key!
- Do not pay for airdrops!
On https://www.freecoins24.com you can find many good airdrops and bountys!
you need to have 1 tele, 1 twitter, 1 facebook. 1 bitcointalk
As a matter of fact, as regards the need to pass KYC, i would like to add that as a newbie, if you know you do not have the necessary document to pass KYC or that you are not interested in giving out your details for the KYC of a bounty, it is better for you not to participate in such bounty, so as to avoid the waste of time and effort.
I agree. I advise everyone to avoid the KYC, because it is dangerous to transfer their data to other people's hands
What a great article giving a detail of information required to have an itch free participation in a social media bounty campaign as newbie. How I wish I read this piece few weeks ago when I started.
Most newbies do not know that format for writing a weekly report is always given under each of the bounty campaigns. Most do not also read the rules and general rules of the campaigns which make their participation look not compliant to the stated rules.
I really love this article as it helps a lot.
Most newbies do not know that format for writing a weekly report is always given under each of the bounty campaigns. Most do not also read the rules and general rules of the campaigns which make their participation look not compliant to the stated rules.
I really love this article as it helps a lot.
Pretty interesting article that broadly describes all the mistakes made by novices when participating in bounty campaigns. I think, if you follow all the rules clearly, you can be a successful bounty hunter.
Nice post thank you. I found some useful information for myself, and I think this post would be useful for everyone.
As a matter of fact, as regards the need to pass KYC, i would like to add that as a newbie, if you know you do not have the necessary document to pass KYC or that you are not interested in giving out your details for the KYC of a bounty, it is better for you not to participate in such bounty, so as to avoid the waste of time and effort.
The very good information you provided it will help all the newbies who do not have much information in bounties. I am also not too old in this bounty thing I only have participated in few bounties till now so this information also helped me a lot know some new things about the bounties.
there are some very valuable tips. i hope this helps some of you. but i think so and there has to be some luck on board for it to pay off in the end 
I agree. No one can be 100% sure 
there are some very valuable tips. i hope this helps some of you. but i think so and there has to be some luck on board for it to pay off in the end
Any bounty thread is usually written in simple language and easy to understand. I don’t really think that a bounty hunter is unable to understand what the requirements are:)
Many do not see the obvious. This is the problem
Any bounty thread is usually written in simple language and easy to understand. I don’t really think that a bounty hunter is unable to understand what the requirements are:)
For newbie accounts you must read and follow instructions because the forum is very strict on the things that they want. Especially those who caught cheating, spammer. You'll get ban if you going to violate their rules. So for newbie better post a constructive post weekly.
What do you mean?
This is great thank you very much...a lote of persones need a post like that...thank you and good luck
For newbie accounts you must read and follow instructions because the forum is very strict on the things that they want. Especially those who caught cheating, spammer. You'll get ban if you going to violate their rules. So for newbie better post a constructive post weekly.
This is a nice compendium of a day's lecture on getting into bounties. I commend your effort. Kudos to you.
I also want to reiterate that persons should do critical review of the project before getting onboard so as not to promote a scam projects and be blacklisted by members of the community
I also want to reiterate that persons should do critical review of the project before getting onboard so as not to promote a scam projects and be blacklisted by members of the community
You basically summed up everything here. A very helpful guide to those who are new to bounty campaigns. On KYC, bounty managers may also require it while the campaign is ongoing.
KYC is dangerous. Therefore I do not advise to pass
very useful information for all the bounty hunters. thank you
Thank for that explanation I also make a brief breakdown here. Bounty is another way to get free Bitcoin or Ethereum. As you newbies you have need to follow instruction carefully in other to achieved what you want. Bounty hunting is nice you can sometimes earn more than those that invest. I have personally benefitted. All you need is Facebook friends at least 300 (but gradually try to add more to enjoy more benefit (Up 5000 friends). Try to create Twitter and have follower at least 300 follower for beginners (add more up to 5000 followers). With all this and your report Bitcointalk forum, your rank will be increasing then when you get to Junior member you can start participating in signature campaign. Signature campaign is more rewarding. As you begin I wish you success.
You basically summed up everything here. A very helpful guide to those who are new to bounty campaigns. On KYC, bounty managers may also require it while the campaign is ongoing.
Thank you for providing a very detailed guide and direction for new entrants to this work, can i share it in my facebook ?
Of course. Spread information)
Thank you for providing a very detailed guide and direction for new entrants to this work, can i share it in my facebook ?
It's nice to read useful information, but I am absolutely against KYC and I do not want to give my documents to anyone.
Sorry, I don't really understand what you mean 
. Do you think that's a good idea to try to join a campaign when they already have more hunters than they expected? Please explain. Thanks 
He mean if you want to join campaign that require some short of subscriber or follower. For example if you want to join media campaign like blogging/article or youtube, the manager ussualy ask you to atleast have 300 subscriber/follower if you have less than that you better not to submit your work because youll not be accepted and your work will be useless . Do you think that's a good idea to try to join a campaign when they already have more hunters than they expected? Please explain. Thanks
Your points are good and valid and will be very helpful to some that have made mistakes in the past. It is very good to adhere to rules whenever you are participating in bounty campaign. Rules, when not followed strictly hinders the participant from getting the right rewards and sometimes, no reward will be awarded. I say well done to the author once again.
One thing I can say about this post is that it's informative. The post is not only for newbie but for everyone. Keep it up
6. Number of subscribers in social networks
Very often I see in the lists of participants bounty people with an insufficient number of subscribers. For example, the entrance to the bounty with 300, and they have 150. What these people expect is unclear. Note that in the vast majority of bounty programs, the number of subscribers does not update during the program. For example, if you joined a bounty with 1000 subscribers, you will be charged as many stakes as you need for 1000 subscribers, even when their number exceeds 5000. Therefore it's better to join the bounty when you have already collected the necessary number of subscribers.
Sorry, I don't really understand what you mean
. Do you think that's a good idea to try to join a campaign when they already have more hunters than they expected? Please explain. Thanks 
6. Number of subscribers in social networks
Very often I see in the lists of participants bounty people with an insufficient number of subscribers. For example, the entrance to the bounty with 300, and they have 150. What these people expect is unclear. Note that in the vast majority of bounty programs, the number of subscribers does not update during the program. For example, if you joined a bounty with 1000 subscribers, you will be charged as many stakes as you need for 1000 subscribers, even when their number exceeds 5000. Therefore it's better to join the bounty when you have already collected the necessary number of subscribers.
Sorry, I don't really understand what you mean
. Do you think that's a good idea to try to join a campaign when they already have more hunters than they expected? Please explain. Thanks It is very good post not only for newbies, but for older users too. I do not know are you done this but add this post in topic " Beginners ", there will be more useful than here
Already added
I've just gotten into Bountys, found this very easy to understand the nuances of going after a Bounty.
(Am I a bounty hunter?)
(Am I a bounty hunter?)
It is very good post not only for newbies, but for older users too. I do not know are you done this but add this post in topic " Beginners ", there will be more useful than here
The only thing that bugging me is report, if i join lot of twitter campaign i need lot of report and because of that my recent post will look spammy. I hope most manager consider that and start using form as a report option.
You can make reports with this service https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/create-quick-reports-of-twitter-campaigns-3326624
Well thanks a lot
Very informative post for newbies
Very informative post for newbies
The only thing that bugging me is report, if i join lot of twitter campaign i need lot of report and because of that my recent post will look spammy. I hope most manager consider that and start using form as a report option.
Great post TS!
I'd like to add:
- If you want to find out what format to post your weekly report, go and check previously published reports by other bounty hunters
- Do good research on the amount of stakes you are able to accumulate. This relates to how early/late you start, what you rank is compared to the stakes given. I once participated in a bounty where I got 5 stakes per week for a sig, and Full Members got 50 stakes....
- Make sure you start a spreadsheet yourself. I have one in which I keep track of all bounties I participate in. Recently most projects have their own claim software, I will use my own sheet (and do double registration). Put all essential rules that apply to you in the sheet. I will not be distracted by all kinds of other rules that don't apply to me. I have sections for each bounty category (twitter, facebook and such) and keep links/copies of each contribution including dates and such.
- Remove bounties that are finished to a different sheet (my 2nd .xls).
- Look at how long it will run, if they will cancel once token sale has reached its cap and if they will at some point close registrations.
Will try and think of some more input later
Yes, your information is also useful. Thanks I'd like to add:
- If you want to find out what format to post your weekly report, go and check previously published reports by other bounty hunters
- Do good research on the amount of stakes you are able to accumulate. This relates to how early/late you start, what you rank is compared to the stakes given. I once participated in a bounty where I got 5 stakes per week for a sig, and Full Members got 50 stakes....
- Make sure you start a spreadsheet yourself. I have one in which I keep track of all bounties I participate in. Recently most projects have their own claim software, I will use my own sheet (and do double registration). Put all essential rules that apply to you in the sheet. I will not be distracted by all kinds of other rules that don't apply to me. I have sections for each bounty category (twitter, facebook and such) and keep links/copies of each contribution including dates and such.
- Remove bounties that are finished to a different sheet (my 2nd .xls).
- Look at how long it will run, if they will cancel once token sale has reached its cap and if they will at some point close registrations.
Will try and think of some more input later
Great post TS!
I'd like to add:
- If you want to find out what format to post your weekly report, go and check previously published reports by other bounty hunters
- Do good research on the amount of stakes you are able to accumulate. This relates to how early/late you start, what you rank is compared to the stakes given. I once participated in a bounty where I got 5 stakes per week for a sig, and Full Members got 50 stakes....
- Make sure you start a spreadsheet yourself. I have one in which I keep track of all bounties I participate in. Recently most projects have their own claim software, I will use my own sheet (and do double registration). Put all essential rules that apply to you in the sheet. I will not be distracted by all kinds of other rules that don't apply to me. I have sections for each bounty category (twitter, facebook and such) and keep links/copies of each contribution including dates and such.
- Remove bounties that are finished to a different sheet (my 2nd .xls).
- Look at how long it will run, if they will cancel once token sale has reached its cap and if they will at some point close registrations.
Will try and think of some more input later
I'd like to add:
- If you want to find out what format to post your weekly report, go and check previously published reports by other bounty hunters
- Do good research on the amount of stakes you are able to accumulate. This relates to how early/late you start, what you rank is compared to the stakes given. I once participated in a bounty where I got 5 stakes per week for a sig, and Full Members got 50 stakes....
- Make sure you start a spreadsheet yourself. I have one in which I keep track of all bounties I participate in. Recently most projects have their own claim software, I will use my own sheet (and do double registration). Put all essential rules that apply to you in the sheet. I will not be distracted by all kinds of other rules that don't apply to me. I have sections for each bounty category (twitter, facebook and such) and keep links/copies of each contribution including dates and such.
- Remove bounties that are finished to a different sheet (my 2nd .xls).
- Look at how long it will run, if they will cancel once token sale has reached its cap and if they will at some point close registrations.
Will try and think of some more input later
Hello all!
At once I apologize for my English. I just want to help
I, like many here, participate in bounty programs and often watch how the bounties make mistakes in the process of work and then do not receive any payments. This is very offensive and unpleasant, since a person has invested a lot of time in this work. I decided to collect common mistakes while working in the bounty and develop recommendations on how to avoid them.At once I apologize for my English. I just want to help
1. Report
One of the most important points. It is important to carefully study the reporting rules. Do I need a report? How to make out it. Where it should be left: in the original branch of the bounty or in the form? Or maybe this office bounty? It is important to clarify the date of the report and the time. Most companies accept reports on forum time, but not all. It is better to always clarify this information from the bounty manager.
Often, bounty managers leave an example of the report in the foreground. Do not reinvent the wheel and add additional items to the report: from the address of the ETH-purse to the name of your favorite dog and your zodiac sign. Also pay attention to the language of the report. Almost always it should be left in English. Very often I see reports in Russian in the reports and understand that most likely such reports will not be counted. If there is no example of the report in the third, look at least 10 reports in the thread left by high-ranking bounties. Focus on them. If this does not help, ask a question to the bounty manager.
2. Articles
If you write articles about ICO, pay special attention to the language in which they should be written. Articles in Russian and Ukrainian are not always accepted. Just the other day I witnessed a dialogue between a bounty and a bounty manager. Bountist wrote an article in Medium in Russian, and the rules stated that you can write only in English. As a result, the bounty-manager refused to pay for this article. And I fully understand that writing a quality article takes more than one hour and the bounty simply made an empty job. Therefore, it is worth taking a very close look at this point.
3. Telegram
It is very important not to confuse the official channel of the project with the bounty channel. Often, if you ask a question on the bounty in the official channel, you can be ignored or banned. Therefore, immediately it is better to ask your question in the bounty channel of the project, and if there is not such a company, read the fixed post in the official channel. Most often there is indicated where and to whom you can ask a question on the bounty.
4. Subscribing to social networks and Telegram
Often bounties miss one small point in the rules and on the outcome of their work do not get anything. For example, the rules indicate that to receive payments you need to be signed to the Telegram project until the end of the campaign. If you made tweets on time and handed in reports, but were not subscribed to certain resources according to the rules, you can not pay anything.
5. Posts / reposts
Posts, reposts, tweets, retweets. It is very important to carefully look at the number of posts, their frequency and the need for certain tags in them. In some bounty, you can make reposts only with a break per hour. It is very important to pay attention to this point.
6. Number of subscribers in social networks
Very often I see in the lists of participants bounty people with an insufficient number of subscribers. For example, the entrance to the bounty with 300, and they have 150. What these people expect is unclear. Note that in the vast majority of bounty programs, the number of subscribers does not update during the program. For example, if you joined a bounty with 1000 subscribers, you will be charged as many stakes as you need for 1000 subscribers, even when their number exceeds 5000. Therefore it's better to join the bounty when you have already collected the necessary number of subscribers.
7. The need to pass KYC
It is important to clarify the bounty manager, whether it is necessary for the bounty to pass KYC. If it is necessary, and you have not passed KYC, tokens can simply not be sent.
8. Bounty start and end dates
Very often I observe such a picture, when the bounty people continue to post reports in the context of the already completed bounty. It is important to always specify in the Telegraph of the project whether there is still a bounty.
9. The correct address of the wallet
It is worth paying attention to the fact that bounty managers rarely correct addresses of wallets in case of error bounty. It is important to double-check whether you have correctly indicated the address of your wallet.
10. Originality of posts
I advise everyone to write original posts and tweets, and not stupidly copy. Some of the bounty managers will close their eyes to this, but I know that there are managers who do not really like it and you will be "on bad terms" with them.
11. Changing the rules of the bounty
It is important to regularly monitor the original (!) Branch of the bounty for updates and changes in the rules. Bounty managers can even change the day of the report. It is important to be constantly on the alert.
12. Control over accruals
It is better to constantly monitor the charges in the table of participants. If you do not accrue stacks for the first week of the bounty, and you wrote about it during the fifteenth week, you may not be able to charge anything. It is important to monitor accruals regularly
Also you can read my post about conducting a bounty https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-do-a-lot-of-bounty-3345581
And how create quick reports of TWITTER-campaigns https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/create-quick-reports-of-twitter-campaigns-3326624
Thank you for attention!
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