How long will signature campaigns last? - page 5.

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Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?

Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.

I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.

Well it depends and I don't think the price will matte much on whether a campaign will last or not. I the price rise they can just reduce the payrate. If price fall they will increase the price. If they want to continue the promotion they will continue. See wha I mean?

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Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?

Why do you think it's important to discuss ? You shouldn't be bothering about it unless you have a full time employment here through sig campaigns.Because many do.

Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.

The day forum stops getting traffic,end of signature campaigns.

Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.

No,people don't really bother those adds.Advertising here is like directly introducing the products to the community who actually use the product instead of 3rd party sites which depend on the selective traffic.

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Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?

Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.

I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.

I would say it will last very long term, at least 5 years. Unless bitcoin is dead or the forum bans any form of signature campaigns, which these two do highly unlikely happen.

Firstly, I compare the price, Ad networks like google adsense is expensive than signature campaign, and can be cheated on ad clicking. I remember one click can earn 0.5-2 eur when I cheated in google adsense network, google earns money too, so one click of ad will need 1-4 euros fee IMO. It will be very expensive way to promote.

Secondly, btc companies/service providers have their specific potential customers, most of them are in the forum, not in the whole internet world.

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I'm not sure. Maybe it will disappear soon or maybe it won't. Who knows. However, I don't think that more people joining bitcoin will be a bad thing for the signature campaigns... In fact it would mean more viewers for the ads.

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Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?

Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.

I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.

you are right , after the highest peak of bitcoin famouse quality will make somewhat less useful this forum but still i am sure that adsense ad platform will be less useful then this forum .
here in this forum every person is bitcoiner and direct advertising deals many publisher and advertiser , so less amount of money spent in the advertisement so i think in future new bitcoin site will also prefer to use BITCOINTALK instead of adsense .

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Signature campaigns will last as long as the advertising for them is paying off.
As far as i know we still don't know if the signature campaigns will continue to the new forum (whenever that happens) they may decide to end them for good who knows.
If signature campaigns ended then we would also see a drop in account sales which would be a good effect of ending them.

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It depends on the company or group/owner who is sponsoring it. There are signature campaign that is running for several years now, there are others running for a month etc. As long as the sponsor is earning,and having extra cash for signature campaign, it still on going. When funds dries up, maybe its the end.

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Mostly depends on how much budget they planned to use for advertising, some sites have big budget and even the price of btc kicks they are still there like bitmixer but ofcourse there are low budget campaign that closes when price spikes

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Quote from: inTech on November 04, 2016, 10:48:41 PM

I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?

Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.

I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.

Well i think depend on manajer signature campaign and the owner how long the signature campaign will be survive, although bitcoin become more popular and there are many people who use it. In my opinion signature campaign become good choice because bitcointalk is center of informations about bitcoin and other coins.

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I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?

Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.

I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.

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