Yes this is a useful advice and you have done really well for giving out this information.
It will be good for the bounties to understand and study some project well before going for it because i know some of us aren't going through some project before you decide to do it, because not all project have the potential to fulfilled what they promise to and not everyone of them stay, with this information you gave us i believe it really helpful.
Topic: 🔥🔥All about Bounty for Newbies🔥🔥 (Read 1479 times)
Correct, No BM expect his reputation to be destroyed by his managed SCAM projects. So there are much be careful to go negotiate with project teams even though BM's also can lose his management fee if teams will scammer. I see some reputed manager deceived by team management.
Yes, that is clear and also very often happens to experienced BMs, because that is not what they want, but rather the project team's intention to deceive everyone including BM in which all project participants will become victims. 
Absolutely, you mentioned two good points. Also i would like to say team and their experiences is the most important things in every single project. Anonymous team management is always fishy in my point of view. And second thing is trusted managers, when such BM launch a project we feel a bit relax because BM will never manage projects without research.
That's right, BMs who have been here for a very long time and also have a lot of trust through their reputation in terms of managing projects, then it definitely has to be considered because such BMs usually always maintain their reputation while managing projects that they already trust before posting them here.
If you are going to ask me, what is important is that we need to read the instructions and follow it religiously. I know many of us here are going for the signature campaign route as many of us are not that good in the computer arts, graphic arts, and writing. We have to consider that this is something like a job that we need to do to earn cryptocurrency and be able to make it to cash. All it takes is dedication to your chosen bounty and also support to the project itself, not just blind work.
Absolutely, you mentioned two good points. Also i would like to say team and their experiences is the most important things in every single project. Anonymous team management is always fishy in my point of view. And second thing is trusted managers, when such BM launch a project we feel a bit relax because BM will never manage projects without research.
That's right, BMs who have been here for a very long time and also have a lot of trust through their reputation in terms of managing projects, then it definitely has to be considered because such BMs usually always maintain their reputation while managing projects that they already trust before posting them here. The most important point is to check exactly what experience the dev team has in order not to be cheated and get reward at all. Avoid anonymous projects!
That's right, because without checking every project launched, the potential to be deceived is huge, especially if someone can easily be attracted to every offer from the team whose origins are sometimes unclear.For beginners who cannot do good research of project, it is good to look for campaigns launched by experienced managers. Bounty managers have a closer contact with the dev team, they are able to better assess the owners intentions and their potential.
Very good advice, because now experienced managers have held many good and successful projects with very good sales, so that option is still much better than directly investing in projects that are completely unknown to the newbie. 
Even though it's an old post, it says all the things that are needed for a newcomer to join and learn about bounty campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
The campaign now for new projects is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you are going to, some projects you are working has good feedback but it ends up a huge failure, and some projects you ignored turn out to be successful, so it's very important to follow all the projects you are working in, so you'll know if it's worth staying.
From my point of view there are some ways we can protect ourselves from scam projects. We definitely should investigate the meaning and idea of a project. So it is important to view the web-page and find out what services this company is going to offer, and what the mission is. Also we should find more information about team members of the project.
We should find out if they have successful experience in launches of different projects.
The most important point is to check exactly what experience the dev team has in order not to be cheated and get reward at all. Avoid anonymous projects!
For beginners who cannot do good research of project, it is good to look for campaigns launched by experienced managers. Bounty managers have a closer contact with the dev team, they are able to better assess the owners intentions and their potential.
Even though it's an old post, it says all the things that are needed for a newcomer to join and learn about bounty campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
The campaign now for new projects is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you are going to, some projects you are working has good feedback but it ends up a huge failure, and some projects you ignored turn out to be successful, so it's very important to follow all the projects you are working in, so you'll know if it's worth staying.
From my point of view there are some ways we can protect ourselves from scam projects. We definitely should investigate the meaning and idea of a project. So it is important to view the web-page and find out what services this company is going to offer, and what the mission is. Also we should find more information about team members of the project.
We should find out if they have successful experience in launches of different projects.
up!
with us deciding to take part in a campaign project, we really have to be prepared for all the worst conditions that exist in the project, when we can make a scam correction for the future
It's really funny when you say "we really have to be prepared for all the worst conditions that exist in the project". You need to know that campaign participants will only care about successful projects and have the potential for success, because when the project starts to scam, all campaign participants will leave, except for the team itself, because working on project campaigns is not to serve them, but to obtain rewards through work and the rules that must be followed by all campaign participants. 
The campaign now for new projects is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you are going to, some projects you are working has good feedback but it ends up a huge failure, and some projects you ignored turn out to be successful, so it's very important to follow all the projects you are working in, so you'll know if it's worth staying.
with us deciding to take part in a campaign project, we really have to be prepared for all the worst conditions that exist in the project, when we can make a scam correction for the future
Even though it's an old post, it says all the things that are needed for a newcomer to join and learn about bounty campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
The campaign now for new projects is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you are going to, some projects you are working has good feedback but it ends up a huge failure, and some projects you ignored turn out to be successful, so it's very important to follow all the projects you are working in, so you'll know if it's worth staying.
Even though it's an old post, it says all the things that are needed for a newcomer to join and learn about bounty campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
Of course, times have changed,but even beginners sometimes manage to earn a good amount of money, almost all bounty companies assume a competition for writing articles,if a person really writes well, he will be rewarded.But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
1:20 projects would really be look like this which basically that only a few would able to make out some value of their own coins and the rest do simply die out and
becomes shit coin.Yes, you can really be paid up but you wouldnt know if those coins would really be ending up on having a value or not.
So it isnt still an assurance in talking of success.I agree that those in OP informations are bit old but every newbie bounty hunter would need it to know.
In essence, newbies must have a lot of social media accounts along with a large number of followers, because this is an option they can run from the past until now, but if a newbie can have special skills such as translation and video editing as well as being able to understand sign code creation hands, it would be a plus too for them.
for translation, is there any specific guidance in this matter? and if we only translate using instant media such as google translate without editing or direct copying is still considered a translation? or is it considered plagiarism?
Even though it's an old post, it says all the things that are needed for a newcomer to join and learn about bounty campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
Of course, times have changed,but even beginners sometimes manage to earn a good amount of money, almost all bounty companies assume a competition for writing articles,if a person really writes well, he will be rewarded. But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
Even though it's an old post, it says all the things that are needed for a newcomer to join and learn about bounty campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
But campaigns aren't as compelling right now as they used to be when fewer quality projects, or quality projects, only provide a fair amount of money to build campaigns.
I would also add that, when you are dealing with bounties of new altcoin projects, probably the most important step is to do your research if the project is even worth your time.
Check the website of the project, read their whitepaper to find out what the project wants to achieve. Check if they already had a successful seed sale or private sale round. Check the tokenomics and the usecase of the token.
If it's just a copy and paste token that nobody would pay real money for than it doesn't matter if you get 1000 of this coins through the bounty.
Check the website of the project, read their whitepaper to find out what the project wants to achieve. Check if they already had a successful seed sale or private sale round. Check the tokenomics and the usecase of the token.
If it's just a copy and paste token that nobody would pay real money for than it doesn't matter if you get 1000 of this coins through the bounty.
Very interesting information, for some points there, the fifth point seems to be more desirable because it is simpler, as well as point 6, there will be very easy if we already have a social media account that has a lot of followers.
for the whole thanks for this excellent information
for the whole thanks for this excellent information
thank you for the information and knowledge that you have conveyed, this is very useful, especially for newbies who want to take part in the bounty project, this is very helpful. and I want to add just a little, we should be more in analyzing the bounty project that we want to participate in, because now there are so many scam bounty projects
I would say reading the article does give some good points. For many the bounty has been a depressing phase of their crypto experience. For most of 2018 until 2020 there has been less and less interesting bounties, tarnished by the scams projects after the initial Bitcoin all time high. Many have spent time and energy doing these bounties only to be paid a few dollars or even nothing. So I guess this thread should come as a valuable tool that can be used by newbies and amateurs alike. Hopefully many will be able to revive their enthusiasm with bounties and be able to earn more and more in the coming years.
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