Topic: Becoming a Bounty Manager - page 5. (Read 861 times)

There will always be new projects popping up, and they will try to promote them through bounty campaigns. Therefore bounty managers will always
be sought and needed, The problem now is that there are a lot of bounty managers who have a very good reputation. So if you are thinking of
becoming a bounty manager, your chances of getting the project are very small. Because it is certain that the project owner will prioritize
experienced people, and have a good reputation to be the bounty manager for their project. There are even new projects that appoint their own team
to be the bounty manager. So not a good idea in my opinion if you are thinking about becoming a bounty manager, because it is very difficult to
compete with experienced bounty managers. Regarding the payment received by the bounty managers, it depends on the agreement of the project
owner with the bounty managers at the beginning, so it's very flexible regarding payment and there is no guarantee that reputable bounty
managers always get paid BTC.

Yes there's still a demand for bounty campaign managers because as you can see there are so many project owners launch their campaigns here and you will find multiple people handling different campaigns at the moment.



Yes its difficult to be a campaign manager because you are not only counting the output of the people who participates on your campaign you also need to do background checking if the campaign or the project handle is legit and not scam because your reputation will also ruined if the project owner scam people and will not pay their participants so best to check always the project before launching it here.


Mostly but its all depends on your negotiation and your experience to handle a campaign so make sure you have good experience so that you can also demand good payments to the project owners.

Also please do remember that projects who prefer to pay by their tokens to their campaign manager are mostly scam so beware.

Reputation plays a vital role - the more experience you have the more valuable you are, most projects with very high standard prefer to higher bm with good track record to manage their campaign. In this forum, members prefer to join the campaign of a reputable bm than the ones with no reputation or track record.
And as for getting paid, it could also depends on your power of negotiation, your ability to convince the project team your work is worth paying for with btc rather than native token (which also ties to your experience). i think if are handling a btc paying campaign you are most likely to get paid in btc, and same as handling an alt campaign (just my assumption).
You should also note that, being abm requires dedication and hard work, not just expecting to get paid without putting a good effort.

Building of reputation in the forum comes first before becoming a bounty manager, links to previous bounty campaigns managed by the bounty applicant would go a long way in convincing your employer that you are the right person for the job, though it bit tough at the beginning, however once your reputations build up many bounty manager job openings will come your way, many of the reputable bounty manager started small and became popular in the forum, though the job is highly competitive based on the good reputations of the few popular and most sought after bounty manager in the forum.

Yes.

As long as that he's really into management and others are probably thinking that it's just all about all of those data that are being input on the spreadsheet.

There's more to it.

Take it to the experienced managers, it's more than that and it is because of the responsibility that you're also going to accept upon being one.

I'm sure it's still worth it and you can try it, one of my friends is a bounty manager, yes I must admit the payment for the new bounty manager may not be as big as the old bounty manager they will be paid with coins that are worth selling at a high fee (depending on agreement) .
The thing you have to do is be patient at the start, and build the best possible experience as a bounty manager so that you are liked by many people.

Yes now there are indeed several projects that pay directly and many people now want to join in such projects even though sometimes the pay is small, but they are satisfied because the results are immediately visible every week and are very different from regular paid projects.

Currently there are two models of bounty campaigns that I know of, the first is the regular bounty campaign and the second is the service campaign, the regular campaign is paid in tokens or some are directly converted to dollars, while the service campaign is mostly paid in direct BTC, so if it's worth talking about or not against both, generally people prefer a campaign in service, because there the payment is clear and there are almost no scam projects

More and more bounty managers are coming to this place and yeah that's still high in demand. The most difficult thing is to build your own reputation. You have to need to become a reputable bounty manager to be able to attract the clients to use your service and so far mostly bounty managers that exist in the market already here since a few years ago and they have been building their reputation with a very long time.
Reputation is the main thing that will make the project developer wanna trust their project to you. So if you are interested to be a part of bounty manager and build your own reputation first.
Any bounty managers can accept what tokens they are wanna used as salary sometimes they are also getting paid with the stable token as well.

I was a bounty manager before, but I am tired of that work. It’s really stressful and time consuming, even if there’s a team behind me helping on it. Despite the bounty that I’ve handled years ago was a success, it’s something that I didn’t want to go back doing it again.

My team and I are paid a good amount of tokens back then for my efforts as a bounty manager, but I just don’t want to do it anymore. Bounty managers aren’t perfect despite the reputation that they have. Building reputation takes time. One of the important stuff that you need to have as bounty manager is to escrow tokens. There are many projects out there who didn’t use escrow are either changing their minds or running away as scammers. That’s just my experience.

I don't really know how high the demand for Bounty Managers is at the moment but i am pretty sure, that there always will be a certain demand for such people as we are seeing a lot of Bounties that are going on at the moment and in the past. If you want to become a bounty manager then i think it would be the best to create a thread in the "Services" subsection here int his forum and to introduce yourself, then maybe you will get contacted by projects, that want to work with you for their bounty campaign.
Yes i think it is true that there are certain bounties that are paying BTC as reward for their bounty manager, as they are also paying in BTC for the bounty participants, but i also think that it is pretty hard to become the bounty manager of such a campaign i think you have to make a name for yourself first before you get the chance to manage such a BTC-bounty.

Since there are still bounty campaigns until now, I might say that Bounty managers are still in demand.
Becoming a bounty manager is difficult when you are starting because you have zero experience. Developers of the project would rather choose a reputable and skilled bounty manager than a bounty manager who has zero knowledge. On the other hand though, I've seen some first time bounty managers who are offering free managing in their bounty campaigns just to have a portfolio that will help them in their future endeavors.

With regards to payments in BTC, its not true that only the reputable ones are getting paid in BTC but it will depend on the conversation between the manager and the developer or marketing staff of the project.

It takes a good poster and a marketer who understands the concept of how online marketing works to become a bounty manager, experience as an online marketer is a must, a manager should know how to communicate effectively because you are the bridge between the project developer and promoters, it's a full-time job and you're always on risk of losing your reputation if you happen to promote a scam project.

I cant say that there is a demand in bounty managers, as the amount of bounty campaigns has decreased greatly. No doubt there are projects that wants to run bounty, but significant part of them are scam. So managing them will be first and last managers experience.

It is easy to try to become a manager. Just open any campaign that has already ended, create your own spreadsheet and try to check how hunters did their tasks. In the end your results must be if not equal, but very close to existing spreadsheet. Managers work consist mostly of copy/paste and resistance of stupid and repeated questions in telegrams bounty group.

Managers gets paid in a way they have negotiated it with client. It can be tokens, BTC, cookies, candies, fiat or what ever agreed.

In my opinion, a lot of people are in high demand to become bounty managers.

as to whether it is difficult or not to be a bounty manager, it depends on the skills of each person, because everyone has their own expertise,
because this is related to being a leader.

but there's nothing wrong with trying it, if you feel you already have the knowledge about how to become a bounty manager, it never hurts to try.

if the question is whether the bounty manager is still in great demand? Of course there are still many, because if we look now there are many new bounty managers growing and this indicates that they are still the prima donna themselves, even though if you look at the old bounty managers it seems that there are fewer and fewer who are still interested, because it is clear that the difference between the previous bounty and bounties now.
 
still tease offer past bounties because there is always a surprise behind every sale that may be obtained from the bounty or manager. because the distribution of tokens paid is not pegged to the price but to the total % of tokens created. there is a special spirit so that the project being promoted can be successful. so the token is of high value, the impact is obvious to both the bounty and the manager.

when it comes to payment to the bounty manager, it is clear that there will always be an earlier agreement before it is given to the bounty manager, so it just depends on the negotiations that take place. it is clear that experienced managers will negotiate according to what has been done so far which may always bring the project to success, will make the price more expensive than the new one, because it has proven its success.

Not really high in demand because we are not lacking with bounty managers, they can handle as many campaigns as they want because they are working as a team now, some managers can handle up to 10 campaigns and they can still accept more, it's not difficult to be a bounty manager you just have to be well organized and knows what good submissions are like you need to be a good forum poster to trace who you can include in your signature campaign, but the most important part is you know what a good project to promote you'll have a bad reputation if you promote a scam project.

The project will run smoothly when using a reliable manager. who want to be a good manager with high demand you must be trustable and have a reputation as a marketer. I saw some of the good managers get paid in BTC, but it's not always, several managers get payment with tokens maybe it could be for their investment in the future.

I don't even know if that's what project owners/devs have in mind when they're looking for someone to manage their bounty, because they might not even know what distinguishes one member from another in terms of what it takes to manage a spreadsheet, the participants, and all the payments.  I'd think having a track record would be of prime importance, but a lot of these projects are scams anyway so who knows what the underlying projects' bosses are thinking?

I lost track of how many bitcoin-paying signature campaign managers there are in the past couple of years.  There used to be at least 6-7 of them IIRC, and I think there are even more active bounty managers--plus I think the barrier to entry to be a bounty manager is a lot lower (though I could be wrong).  What I do know is that you have to have some sort of trust record on the forum before anyone would consider you for a job where you're handling a lot of funds (or you'd have to have a pre-existing relationship with the project).

Depends on what's your reputation in managing the bounty projects. I guess if you have a good reputation and the demand was so high. This can be seen from how many new campaigns that are coming to the market.
The competition is very strict right now for the new manager and so if you can get a campaign but the campaign was not good and what's the difference? It's better not managing a bad campaign rather than to manage a bad campaign. You can try with your effort but the result will depend with your effort.
It's true but as far as i know this depends on your contract with the team.