Topic: Gambling Campaigns - page 3. (Read 705 times)

Where else would have ever know Chipmixer from if not from this forum? And I am sure am not alone 

In fact, even Bestchange, the first time I got to know about it and used it to get an exchanger with good rates was after they had launched a signature campaign here. I was even more surprised to discover that the exchange monitor was more than 10 years old, and I didn't know it before.

I don't believe it's about getting a good advertisement or anything; I believe it's about the user's area of interest, and to be honest, the majority of the users here are gamblers, with only a few exceptions. This is why gambling signatures last longer than any other campaign because they produce results and generate a lot of money.

Take a look at Bitlucy, which launched a few weeks ago and received 4k new registered users from BTT alone, demonstrating how many positive outcomes these guys are receiving. I'm not sure why they decided to stop, but I'm a new user and I really like their market options.

I don't think Bestchange and Chipmixers have that many users from here using their services; I believe they make their money from sources outside the forum. I've used Bestchange a couple of times to exchange BTC to PayPal funds, but I'm not sure how frequently users from here use their services compared to gambling sites.

If there are exceptions to something, then it means that the other possibility exists, that is to say that if there are projects besides gambling related ones that thrive off marketing on the forum (could be one or two), then there can be more regardless of the idea that the forum users are more interested in gambling or there are better marketing options for non gambling related projects.

Maybe if those other projects take a page from BesChange or Chipmixer play book then they could get quality advertisment on the forum and reach out to the right audience through quality marketing.

The short answer...  Online casinos in crypto are making a fortune off those seeking riches.  I'm sure a majority of the users in their campaigns are probably also addicted gamblers looking to give away their signature earnings at the chance of a jackpot.  So you have to wonder how much is really leaving these casinos due to these campaigns.  You could even make the argument that signature campaign users eventually turn into loyal customers.  That makes the signature campaigns as much about getting new users to try their service as it is paying them to advertise to others. 

As far as the money laundering operations...  There are lots of scammers here and they are constantly pestered unless they use alt accounts and mixers, so that's where their cut of the pie comes from.  Personally, I think at least the gambling operations aren't benefitting from scams here and are providing some entertainment.

Those who enjoy gambling with cryptocurrencies, as well as those who are gambling signature campaigns, should take advantage of this as I don't think they will have many years left to operate as they do.

I just thought that bitcoin began to take off when gambling regulations began to be established in Europe, which is what I know best, and I understand that in countries in the rest of the world also around that time.

In Spain online gambling was regulated in 2011, in Italy in 2010, and in France the same year. If we see that bitcoin started in 2009, it is not strange to think that what was operating under the table before those years moved on to gambling with cryptocurrencies.

I haven't looked into it recently but I doubt very much that most of the houses that advertise here are 100% compliant with the licensing and player acceptance laws of certain countries with strict online gambling laws.

As the oldest and largest bitcoin forum, it is not surprising that cryptocurrency gambling houses found it an ideal place to advertise apart from other reasons that have already been discussed.

Also it could be a self propagating loop.

Casino A advertises here.
Casino B advertises here.
Casino C advertises here.

All of a sudden casinos D and E see their business fall off a bit, they take a look and see others advertising here so they start their campaigns.

Someone decides to start casino F and sees all the advertising for A to E and figures they have to advertise here too.

-Dave

It's a matter of R.O.I. on their marketing strategy. Since forums are for them on the top of the channels to use (with social networks) it's normal to see them here more than other business types.

Ranking in Google's SERPs can literally cost you half a million dollars for the gambling industry (without a guaranteed result). Gambling, loans, and forex are the more rewarding but the most difficult niches to rank (hence all the SEO spams on the www).

In a forum, they have the targeted audience they're looking for and the ratio of money/return is quite good for them.
Cheap advertising for them doesn't mean cheap for other businesses' type

Maybe because there are just lots of us gamble all the time, they know we are among the targeted demographics. They get more audiences here in the forum.

Only few companies not related to gambling advertised here because if they need advertising,  they'd prefer to reach adnetworks like google adwords. Gambling related sites are not allowed in google adwords.

Advertising in the form of campaigns, what is gambling, exchange, tokens and so on, they have main goal, some companies believe in decisions, marketing campaign to revolve around it, another meaning to improve service to its customers.

As far as I know, every company conducting a campaign has a specific strategy in the process of methods and guides towards performance like the campaign participants themselves.

Of course, on the other hand, the short and long term campaigns did not escape evaluation.

Evaluation of short and long term campaigns.
• Each campaign that is set to advertise will have an impact on the company's budget, for example: gambling, some companies budgets have been set and measured for site improvement and long term adjustments in campaign/advertising.
• In the short-term evaluation, of course also influenced by the budget that has been set, this method to specifically review the development of the campaign will be a good or bad motivator, against the competition of gambling sites in the Bitcointalk area, the campaign will effectively have a negative and positive effect on the gambling site, even though the campaign was run professionally, the impact for the company was not effective, for that they prefer to decide on advertising and look for a new web to open a more effective campaign for their company.

Well, it means the signature campaign will really work here in the forum in my own opinion, just like someone asking here ^{[ https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/signature-campaign-does-work-for-marketing-5265441 ]}. Perhaps this online gambling industry suits the crypto world which makes gamblers gamble in the easiest way and the reason gambling businesses exist and saw that they have a potential here to make money and become a popular gambling casinos they need to market their brand name here.

Personally, I have not used gambling sites, or even I do not know how gambling sites works but as for signature campaigns, you are talking about Bitcoin signature campaigns, not all signature campaigns.

As for the actual reason, the most likely reason is that either they are making money or they can't rise in other places ( I think gambling ads are banned in the UK^[1] & other countries)?!

As for achieving gains, it seems that they are succeeding in this, otherwise those campaigns would not have continued for a long time.


[1] https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/apr/05/uk-to-ban-gambling-ads-featuring-sports-and-reality-tv-stars

Although, I can not say I do not need the little money I received according to the quality posts I make on this forum, but we should never forget that this forum is not about campaigns, it is about discussing bitcoin and also discussimg about topics on other boards on this forum. I think we should just enjoy the incentives until it lasts on this forum, be it from gambling or not from gambling. As long as those gambling sites are paying, and others like Chipmixer and Bestchange, we should enjoy until it lasts. But our focus should be about bitcoin boards and other board existing on this forum in a way to keep it quality and clean. Just my opinion.

I have a feeling that the crypto-gambling industry makes a big pile of cash. I've never used any of the dozens of casinos that are advertised here, nor do I know how they work, but I think this: What's better for a casino than to evade every kind of income tax with electronic cash, and have set this business up anonymously?

And the niche is, unfortunately, very similar. Most see bitcoin and cryptos in general as gambling-investments-opportunities-whatever.

I'm not sure if this issue hasn't been discussed before, but I'll try anyway. Why is gambling advertising delayed more often than others on this forum? I now mean advertising in signatures. For 10 new campaigns - 9 from the world of gambling, casinos, bookmakers, etc. Other services come across very rarely, and if they do appear, they exist for a short period of time and then leave this forum. The BestChange and ChipMixer campaigns are rather an exception to the rule, advertising non-gambling services that have existed here for years. Everything else is gambling.

Even in 2021, when the industry attracted a huge amount of funds, an insane number of services and projects were opened, but all this was not on the forum, again, almost the same casino advertisement. One might think that the forum is simply not attracted by advertisers who would like to advertise their product in this format, but gambling projects feel good here, they are regular here and can last for long months, unlike advertisements for mixers, exchanges, tokens, etc.