It’s a good type of promotion, but of course not the only one
Agree with you, it can be even different games to win tokens
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It’s a good type of promotion, but of course not the only one
Agree with you, it can be even different games to win tokens
Bounty promotion is for awareness only but if you want investors to invest in a project, the team should show up who they are and what are they trying to accomplish, it's the project itself and not the promotion that will make investors invest.
It’s a good type of promotion, but of course not the only one
I think it's high time projects know that they cannot rely solely on bounty and airdrop as a means of promotion. A lot of projects launch and they rely on their bounty campaigns and airdrop to help bring in investors and therefore fail to reach their softcap.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
Its true that bounties are not enough to make a certain project successful. But take note that it is a big part of its success. I think to improve the effects of bounties in a certain project, the quality of the campaign should also be improve. Also, all types of campaign should be active and it should include blogs and youtube promotions. Lastly, the marketing person should be an expert and experienced.
I think it's high time projects know that they cannot rely solely on bounty and airdrop as a means of promotion. A lot of projects launch and they rely on their bounty campaigns and airdrop to help bring in investors and therefore fail to reach their softcap.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
Back in the days hunting for bounties is a very rely source of income ,the reason why everyone is complaining right now is because of how hard it is for them to detect good bounty project,we have too many fake projects pumping up on this forum almost everyday and don't think that all of them have something good to offer. I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
Bounty has not been enough simply because many bounty hunters end up promoting time wasting projects ,each and everyone of you are to be blame for your own actions ,if you end up promoting a scam project just learn from it and keep looking for better ones ,only those who aren't ready to learn will remain in the same spot
It is not every project that can afford very huge advertising, right now that ICO's is not easy to come through as a means of raising fund for more adverts and promotion, bounties help a great deal, infact it contributes more than 50% to project development as it is the easiest and fastest way to attract investors and build a community
This is the correct idea. Any project can attract attracting investors, but in the present world, nothing is possible without marketing. Projects for this are first arranged for marketing.
The power of bounty participants and or airdrops is huge, lets remember that it can scatter all over the web because there are hundreds to thousands of bounty participants, who will be doing the promotion, so lets not look down the power of bounty, maybe the most important thing is the influential people, in this way thousands of supporters to that person maybe be able to draw attention to a certain project.
I think it's high time projects know that they cannot rely solely on bounty and airdrop as a means of promotion. A lot of projects launch and they rely on their bounty campaigns and airdrop to help bring in investors and therefore fail to reach their softcap.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
One of the reasons why they cannot do this is they lacked funding, those methods you've mentioned required Bitcoin or Ethereum, they will not accept coins that are not yet in the market, only bounty hunters will do this, they will accept coins that are not yet in the market, in the hope that they will be rewarded once the coin they've promoted get in the market.
I think it's high time projects know that they cannot rely solely on bounty and airdrop as a means of promotion. A lot of projects launch and they rely on their bounty campaigns and airdrop to help bring in investors and therefore fail to reach their softcap.
As I have said before, business model has evolved as well. Projects really need to step up the plate if they wanted to be successful. I haven't heard any project right now that just rely on bounty or airdrop to promote their ICO.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
On the contrary, there are a lot of project as well that went to many conferences and media exposure. But sadly, investors are getting smarter, they don't have the same hype in 2017 and most of them just stay away from those projects.
I think it's high time projects know that they cannot rely solely on bounty and airdrop as a means of promotion. A lot of projects launch and they rely on their bounty campaigns and airdrop to help bring in investors and therefore fail to reach their softcap.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
if I only rely on bounty and airdrop then in my opinion it will not get maximum results in the launch of an ICO or IEO project ... and in my opinion here the advisors also have an important role to look for investors ... as well as investors must help carry out the coin promotion ... so that good cooperation is established to achieve success ..
On the contrary, a project might engage it's main promotion on bounty and airdrop and still be successful. What projects need these says is not promotion or marketing alone, but proper and adequate development.
A project that has a real working product will be more successful and last longer than a project that spent most of its fund on marketing alone, because such will not have a lasting effect.
A project that has a real working product will be more successful and last longer than a project that spent most of its fund on marketing alone, because such will not have a lasting effect.
I agree with your opinion. But most of the ICO projects are not paying attention on the media advertising option, Since they are holding the funds for the further development of the project. Thats why most of the time they rely on the Bounty Campaigns since its not worth that much, paying just worthless tokens. compare to the cryptocurrency advertising that accepting only liquid cryptocurrencies. These is the reality that bounty was the cheapest form of advertising in crypto-space.
Good advice for project success. But in my opinion, the bounty program is still maximal in promoting the project. Because in a bounty program, there are social media campaigns that have a quick reach to investors. However, if there is a new breakthrough for the success of the project, I am very happy.
Bounty and Airdrop are excellent means of promotion until now. But they also depend on the project they are promoting. The project should have a good prospect and the project must be real. For me until now still, follow the Bounty and Airdrop because it's a great tool for developing projects and making money.
I think it's high time projects know that they cannot rely solely on bounty and airdrop as a means of promotion. A lot of projects launch and they rely on their bounty campaigns and airdrop to help bring in investors and therefore fail to reach their softcap.
I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
the possibility of a new project deciding to use a bounty campaign method because they lack funds and need investors to do as you say. I do not blame a new project using the method as long as it has been established and runs the project correctly and does not harm others. I never said bounties are not effective but it should only be used to create and reward their community not to bring in investors. If a project wants to promote it crowdsale then the team should deploy real promotional means like paying top influencers, attending conferences, advertisements on top sites like coinmarketcap, etc. Because no matter how good the project is, if it can't market properly then it won't reach its goals and if a project is mediocre but have a top notch marketing program, it will succeed beyond expectations.
Marketing has been an integral part of promoting any project. And it is true that no matter how good a project is, its promotion is always essential. It will be helpful for a project to get a success if it reaches as many as investors. So advertisement is essential. You are right, conference, interaction with investors and people are necessary for advertisement of a project, apart from bounty campaigns and airdrops.
Good companies do not just hope for rewards. This is a small part, I agree that 90+ percent are generally unnecessary projects that only litter everything here, so they work with it only.
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