A solid bounty should have a variety of campaigns, not only for reposting on TW/FB, but for creating videos, articles, signatures and so on. For sure, a good bounty should have a great budget to attract more audience.
You should not estimate the amount of money allocated to the bounty campaign, but the project itself and its significance. if you are going to do marketing for a good project, even if the budget is not large after listing on the exchange, the price of tokens will increase several times and you will earn good money 
Topic: How does a perfect Bounty Campaign looks like? - page 13. (Read 4282 times)
For me, the huge reward pool for the participants, complete details about the project especially their legitimacy and admins that welcomes every question by their participants are the things I want to see when joining bounty campaigns here.
Hi All,
Interesting thread. I read through and noted what was called out and thought I'd share here. Not robust scientific scoring, just a note of each time something was mentioned with a few notes. I doubt this is a surprise, but hopefully interesting none the less.
It was concerning to see there were 10 comments about getting rewards on time, clearly that's stung a few people in the past, with some stating the payments were locked out or never issued!
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Project Team - 37
- Experience, real profiles, photos, LinkedIn
Bounty Manager - 37
- Known already, Supportive of Bounty Hunters, Resolves problems well, Spots cheaters
Project - 13
- Has transparent communication, regular updates, good social media presence
- Clear Roadmap with regular updates (7 comments)
Whitepaper - 10
- Original, good quality, not plagiarised
Website - 6
- Good level of detail, high traffic
Returns for Bounty Hunters - 6
- Substantial, Payment Assured, Payment Weekly / fortnightly
also related:
- Payments made on time (10 comments)
- Payments made in BTC / ETH (9 comments)
IEO - 6
- Ability to sell tokens/coins,
Others
Already existing product / project - 5
Number of participants capped - 3
Affiliate links - 6 (Yes 3 / No 3)
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Regards,
CBF
Interesting thread. I read through and noted what was called out and thought I'd share here. Not robust scientific scoring, just a note of each time something was mentioned with a few notes. I doubt this is a surprise, but hopefully interesting none the less.
It was concerning to see there were 10 comments about getting rewards on time, clearly that's stung a few people in the past, with some stating the payments were locked out or never issued!
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Project Team - 37
- Experience, real profiles, photos, LinkedIn
Bounty Manager - 37
- Known already, Supportive of Bounty Hunters, Resolves problems well, Spots cheaters
Project - 13
- Has transparent communication, regular updates, good social media presence
- Clear Roadmap with regular updates (7 comments)
Whitepaper - 10
- Original, good quality, not plagiarised
Website - 6
- Good level of detail, high traffic
Returns for Bounty Hunters - 6
- Substantial, Payment Assured, Payment Weekly / fortnightly
also related:
- Payments made on time (10 comments)
- Payments made in BTC / ETH (9 comments)
IEO - 6
- Ability to sell tokens/coins,
Others
Already existing product / project - 5
Number of participants capped - 3
Affiliate links - 6 (Yes 3 / No 3)
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Regards,
CBF
For me, the huge reward pool for the participants, complete details about the project especially their legitimacy and admins that welcomes every question by their participants are the things I want to see when joining bounty campaigns here.
A huge pool of rewards is the first sign of a scam project. think logically. Do you think that a new project is ready to pay millions of dollars for people for advertising on social networks? 
the number of senior participants, I first saw how much the number of participants who had high ranks participated in the project, to be honest I was too lazy to learn a project I only relied on my instincts, I would only participate in projects that I liked.
That's pretty easy using your method, but wouldn't that affect your stake when there's more higher ranks participating in a campaign?
For me it's difficult and will be wasting your time.
Their team profile can be done by hiring profesional web designer.
But if you keep insist to find one, you should start from local project because you can see their real team if they are helding some workshop !
Their team profile can be done by hiring profesional web designer.
But if you keep insist to find one, you should start from local project because you can see their real team if they are helding some workshop !
In the past, I would choose a crypto project based on the amount of its token allocations to the bounty hunters and the number of participants. But nowadays, I am a bit aware and start looking for what are goals of a project, its team and technology. I also seek whether the project team is strong and reputed or not. Only then I will join bounty campaigns.
There is no perfect bounty out there, what I do is to do certain checks about the project, community support, development and exchange. Value, distribution and duration are some of the checks too but all these are not guaranteed. Eventually there is some elements of luck in anyone the is successful
Perfect bounty campaign is holding by trusted manager. Or manager that has cooper member.
Then , good bounty campaign is that token has listed on coinmarketcap.
Then , good bounty campaign is that token has listed on coinmarketcap.
For me, I like participating in bounties that have reached their soft cap, that's the first thing I check before checking their team and and also monitoring their ico progress and plans on listing.
And I can also add that it is safer to participate in projects that have their ieo lined up. And one with a little bit of hype to say the least.
For me, I like participating in bounties that have reached their soft cap, that's the first thing I check before checking their team and and also monitoring their ico progress and plans on listing.
Bounty campaign just a medium of marketing for the main project. So the main idea we should consider are the product of the project, team (ceo, advisor, bounty manager, community, etc). But the rule we must to remember "no one can guarantee the best bounty program will running smoothly, and will paying your work if they are success on fundraising l" . So keep joining the bounty with your due diligence and your own risk.
In addition to this vital points, after putting on these you listed into consideration which area extremely important in knowing a very good and reliable projects, I also consider the bounty manager in charge of it too, because we have some managers that when you check their history, most of the coins they have ever promoted have all turn to shitcoins.I believe that we are supposed to be the ones protecting investors, I know we cannot give them maximum security, but we are the ones promoting these projects to them, so we have to ensure we do our due diligence as advised by you, and thee due diligence need to start from the bounty manger too first, bounty managers needs to ensure that whatever project they accept to promote has all those features that you mentioned, then we do our own while investors too do their, if we can all combine our efforts, then I am sure scam projects will be reduced.
Hey guys,
I would like to know from alle the Bounty hunters what aspects you wish to have in a bounty campaign and what makes you start participating?
Whats your thought on affiliate links?
Looking forward to discussion
Cheers
Your Stag3 Team
There are currently no specific aspects that I have seen before deciding to join the project. Only my trust in the project made me join the project. I would like to know from alle the Bounty hunters what aspects you wish to have in a bounty campaign and what makes you start participating?
Whats your thought on affiliate links?
Looking forward to discussion
Cheers
Your Stag3 Team
I think he roadmap and the Idea which led to the initiation of the project. This could tell much since it bring out the realistic brains behind the project and makes you judge what the project brings on board.
These have nothing to do with managing a perfect bounty campaign,,, bounty is all about distribution of rewards properly and correctly, ensuring those who perpetrate fraud are detected and do not get their tokens.
And anyway,,, even without bounty concerns, so what if the roadmap is detailed and so what if the idea is good? It shows a guy knows how to come up with a good idea and can make a good roadmap, nothing else.
Hey guys,
I would like to know from alle the Bounty hunters what aspects you wish to have in a bounty campaign and what makes you start participating?
Whats your thought on affiliate links?
Looking forward to discussion
Cheers
Your Stag3 Team
I would like to know from alle the Bounty hunters what aspects you wish to have in a bounty campaign and what makes you start participating?
Whats your thought on affiliate links?
Looking forward to discussion
Cheers
Your Stag3 Team
The reputation of the bounty manager is very important because a good manager can address issues when it arises like when there are cheaters in the spreadsheets and the bounty managers do not allow delayed for bounty hunters because he knows that bounty managers do not like it and it can harm his reputation.
there are many things that we need to see in choosing a bounty campaign, first see who is managing it, how much success the team can manage a bounty, and see their portfolio. and look at sales and where they will be posting their tokens later.
For me, a campaign that provides participants with strong transparency is a campaign that is good enough for example in the calculation of stakes, and the most important thing is that the specified road map runs in a timely manner. the last is to look at the manager's part of the campaign and the team that became the developer, this in my opinion is the main thing to find out more about the details of the project to be followed
You are right but we don't see their developments until they raise money through their ICO or IEO, the only thing we should understand based on the bounty manager and the project team, we cannot see their manor development before the crowdsales.
For me, a campaign that provides participants with strong transparency is a campaign that is good enough for example in the calculation of stakes, and the most important thing is that the specified road map runs in a timely manner. the last is to look at the manager's part of the campaign and the team that became the developer, this in my opinion is the main thing to find out more about the details of the project to be followed
For me, a perfect bounty campaign have to be a good bounty manager and the rewards token are already on an exchange market so that after giving rewards you can trade right away what you have work for. Some bounty projects offers bitcoin and ethereum coin as their payment rewards and its a very nice thing.
bounty will look perfect if the project is already registered at coinmarketcap.com and has a bounty manager who has good trust in this forum.
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