Topic: 🔥🔥Find and choose the best bounty🔥🔥 - page 2. (Read 311 times)

Hmmm, nevrr heard about it, I will try it. How much ad there?

Unfortunately, beginners almost never use the forum search. They create new topics on the forum in the hope that they will be answered

the information is very helpful especially for beginners in search of the bounty. This I think is very useful because many bounties then need a process to choose the long and confusing. your help is very useful for others.

Wow, that's a lot. Where did you get it? Airdrops?

I didn't know ICOALARM App... I will try for sure because I have to manage more than 200 coins and it's a really mess...

Thank you very much for the post because now it is becoming more difficult to find a good baunty campaign and all the tips are a some points helping.

Yes, you always run the risk of being out of money

Wow , you did expectionally well with this post.
Had it been I saw a post like this to educate me when I just started bounty campaigns, I would have earned quite alot by now and not have wasted my time on some fruitless bounties that didn't pay me at the end of the day.
Bounty manager of a campaign is very very important, to me, the importance can never be over emphasized.

Good categories you have out there, however, even if this are present and you have done most of the tips you have made, there are campaigns out there that don't pay the bounty hunters right. There are even projects that a lot of people are expecting to succeed and to grow in the future, but do not succeed after it's ICO.

You can also perform a lot of bounty at a time

Very nice input. A lot of people new to this game will benefit greatly I am sure.

However, not all points raised at 2. are always true. Getting stakes for Twitter & Facebook likes (or Linked likes or Reddit upvotes) is the easiest way to earn stakes. Just take 5 mins everyday to check if there are some likes to be given. Of course you share the pot with many others but compared to bounties that actually take a lot of time I love doing these.

Also. You are probably right about an ugly website or ugly logo, but remember this is the start of the start (ICO). Some of that money will surefly flow into getting everything on track. I don't necessarily see an ugly website as a turn off, unless everything else also screams red flags . A very good example of me missing an ICO and amazing project is Matrix AI ($MAN). This is a serious gem nowadays, with so much potential (won't go into details more, dyor). They had such an ugle website, that I actually passed on investing during ICO while I was whitelisted. Not that I have remorse, since the bearish weeks made me buy in at (almost) ICO levels...but still...

AMAZING tip btw with that Notify option...didn't know that one yet . Merci!

Wow, that's impressive man! Complete and very informative, it's good for me as a beginner in this bitcointalk forum. Thanks man for your effort to do this kind of composition.  

Just like ussual thread of yours sir, very informative and can be use as a guid for us the bounty hunter. And yeah i never joina campaign that last more than 2 month tbh. Its not because small earning you mention above, its just because i want to get many kind of token/coin not just single coin, how if that single coin i earn from bounty campaign have no price right ? ill get nothing, so i try to take short time campaign.

Yeah we can know exactly wich project will be sucess or not in the end. but preventing baad thing to happend and llower the risk is still nice thing to do.

And please dont quote all post, its look spammy and confusing.

Yes you are right. There is always a risk of being left without payment

When I was a newcomer to the forum, I have long delved into how to participate correctly in bounty campaigns, and most importantly, how to participate effectively!
I got the knowledge stuffing the cones and losing the looted (as it seemed to me) tokens for participating in the bounty. Understanding the correct choice of campaign and what you need to do so that you are not expelled from it, it came naturally not immediately. Here I will share with newbies how to approach the selection of campaigns, and most importantly how to track new bounties and reporting days for the companies in which you are participating.
 
I hope this article will be very useful not only for newcomers to the forum, but for regular users too.

1. How I track the bounty campaign

Many do not know how to track the emergence of new bounty campaigns. Everything is very simple! For this you need to go to the Bitcoin Forum >...> Bounties (Altcoins)  and click on "Notify"
After that, your e-mail, indicated when registering on the forum, will be notified immediately after the creation of new topics bounty

One very good person shared a link that shows the bounty of the campaign as they appear on the forum. Above are the newest.  Here

If you do not want to check your e-mail, you can use the site http://bountylord.com/ or a group in Telegram https://t.me/tobota (not advertising), every day there are new bounties of the campaign. But all the same it is necessary to pass to a forum and to get acquainted with conditions. And if you want to reserve participation in the transfer bounty, then you will have to resort to the standard option to be the first.

2. Choosing a Bounty Campaign

The choice of bounty campaigns should be approached very responsibly (as there are now many deceivers), this is very important! I have a lot of tokens that no one needs and are in the purse and most I received at the initial stage of the bounty.

How do I choose the  bounty campaign:

• The theme of the company's bounty must be very well-formed and contain graphic images. Poor design of the topic = bad interest in the project.
• We need to carefully study the ANN thread of the project. If the project conducts an ICO to open a store for selling lavatories or other delirium, we immediately pass by.
• If the project is launched without any idea or technical description (white paper), but is built only on master roads and mining, we pass by.
• We need to go to the company's website and see how it is designed, if the site is cheap and looks terrible, we study the project very carefully.
• I advise you to wait 2-4 days after the publication of the bounty, and then go to Twitter and Facebook of the project and see how many users subscribed to them. If the number of participants is less than 500 people, I would not contact such a company. You can, of course, wind up subscribers, then just go to the google spreadsheet with the spreadsheet members and see how many members fit into the Twitter and Facebook companies (it does not work if only a limited number of people can participate in the bounty). By the way, if the project is very worthy, then in the "spreadsheet" subscription company you will see a lot of Legendary and Hero users. They already know what's what. (If you have low rank, then you can earn a little on the subscription, but you can participate in other bounties where your rank will be on the same terms with them.) These are companies of translations, media, telegrams, blogs, etc.)
• If there is no restriction on the participants in the project and + a huge number of participants (including Legendary, Heroes, Sr. member), then most likely you will earn a penny.
• If there is no restriction on the participants in the project and + a huge number of participants (including Legendary, Heroes, Sr. member), then most likely you will cents.
• Take care with projects that subscribe to Twitter at all. A good project will not use reciprocal subscriptions (#Followback)
• If the project has collected its Soft Cap (minimum fees for launching the project) on pre-sale, or more, then it is worthy of attention.
• If the project has a working alpha version of the software that you can test, it adds a huge +
• If the project does not have information about the team - we pass by. A strong and well-known team is 100% success of the project.
• If the project has a source code for GitHub (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub), it adds huge +
• Be sure to read the white paper of the project and if there is one useless information and the essence of the project is not clear, we pass by.
• Do not join the bounty company of Twitter and Facebook, if all participants are credited with the same shares, regardless of subscribers. In this case, absolutely all users who have social networks are registered and your remuneration will be very small.
• If the project contains the idea of ​​already implemented and well-known projects, then carefully study its strengths and how it differs from the latter. If nothing new it does not bring a crypto-society, then it is worth not to participate in the bounty.
• If you know several projects that failed with any idea, it is better not to join the bounty company of a new project with the same idea.
• Bounty campaign should not be too long. The most successful bounties of campaigns in which I had to participate lasted from 1 to 3 months. If the project is strong and decent, this time is quite enough for promotion and successful fees. Long bounty company = small earnings
• Do not take part in projects with a bad bounty manager.

3. How to track the coins out to the stock exchanges.

As you know, when you leave a coin or a token on a new stock exchange, it can grow well. To be aware of this event and not to miss it, I advise you to use a great application for Android/Apple, called it ICO Alarm
It notifies not only about the new ICO, but also about the addition of any coin to any exchange, pop-up messages on the smartphone.
It has never failed me. Signals come almost instantly, with small delays.
Tracked exchanges: Binance, Liqui, Bittrex, Bitfinex, Huobi, HitBTC, Kucoin

Very important tips:

- Read the first, last but one and last page of the campaign bounty every week. Managers often like to change the conditions of the bounty (for example, reports were not needed, and then they were introduced) and you can stay without your earnings.

- Before you join the bounty count your strength and time. This is especially true of the subscription campaign, where sometimes 20-30 constructive posts a week are required and no one can be missed, otherwise they can be excluded. And also Facebook and Twitter campaigns, where, in addition to reposts, you need to do 5-7 of your posts a week.

- Different projects have different reporting days. If this information is not available, then it is better to ask at once in the branch. Or look in the "spreadsheet", there are often shown weeks with dates. Otherwise, you can publish the report later or earlier than the due time and your shares will not be counted.

- After the end of the campaign bounty, do not sit and wait for the charging of tokens, but immediately check the summary tables. The manager can skip your report and count the shares and you can lose most of the tokens. For example, I participated in one campaign and I was not credited with shares for an article, I had to correspond exactly 2 weeks and prove that I have the right to remuneration. If I did not fill them with messages and did not prove my case, I would have remained with nothing.

- Do not be afraid to use an interpreter! I personally completed many subscription campaigns and always used Google translator

I hope you liked my recommendations and advice on choosing and conducting bounty campaigns. Waiting for criticism, your ways of choosing a bounty and your advice that you can add here.