Topic: How to pick best signature campaign - page 48. (Read 7043 times)
my criteria: checking how much money the project has collected, how much a percentage is allocated to the bounty campaign and check how much percentage is for signature. i think good percentages is 25% and up.
Firstly, signature are not opened for newbies, I think it actually starts from Jr member upward, to identify a good check bounty managers, the percentage allocated to signature and sometimes amount of people interested in it.
Just look for a good project and you will be fine, after all, all what you need to do is just to post and try to look for a good project that is good at all.
ICOBench score more than 4.5, project which raised a lot of funds, project which is giving a lot of tokens and there are not a lot of participants.
Yeah, you'll choose something like a good company, you'll behave well, get all the bonuses and all that, but then to the company's exit, then linger on the issue, then on the token, then on the stock exchange, the market collapses and yours let's say 2000 dollars turn into 1000 and then choose, but with 1000 it's still a good option to be honest, there were dollars and 30-100 received.
What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns. With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it. With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions. I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member.
Just go about your desires. Choose this project you're interested in, especially if you feel it'll be a profitable one. I guess you've ever experienced it! It's the most genuine feeling!
Well, first look at the bounty Manager, his portfolio, then how many projects he completed successfully or not, and of course look at the bounty pool
How to choose:
1. choose a decent ico
2. a good percentage for signature (from 20%)
3. the number of participants and the number of anticipated profits
4. complexity of tasks
1. choose a decent ico
2. a good percentage for signature (from 20%)
3. the number of participants and the number of anticipated profits
4. complexity of tasks
Aside from all the things and answers that have already been mentioned above, I also tend to look at the number of participants as well as the allocation of token rewards for the signature campaigns. Looking at the relation between the allocation of rewards and the number of participants wll give you a good view of the possible stakes per week. Moreover, I also like to choose campaign with coins already listed in the market or those that offers per post payments. These are all good characteristic of campaign especially in terms of paying.
I think the best tips from me to choose bounty is look from the team behind and what project it is, because the best project is always have good team behind, i prefer join in trusted team like amazix team, because from them the percentage of success is high so I fell more secure in bounty
I just judge the project by the number of participants. Good projects are often sought after by many people, and those who are not good have little interest. If you go to dinner, you will always choose places where people are more, because the dishes there are definitely better.
I think you have to focus firstly in building your account and ranking up till member at least before searching for a signature campaign, because the payment below member rank is really low, and most campaigns don't accept newbies and Junior members.
Then check if the project is really valuable and promising, so its signature will pay out most likely good and valuable tokens.
Then check if the project is really valuable and promising, so its signature will pay out most likely good and valuable tokens.
how to choose a good bounty campaign by looking at or checking his web site first, if his bounty project is successful or successful sales we have to follow the project.
There are several factors to consider before choosing a signature campaign. One of which is the usefulness of the project (I mean it's relevance in daily use). You need to look out for participation of high ranking members of the forum. Give yourself time to study team behind the project.
I believe that the choice of signature should be approached as follows: the evaluation of various portals, media, pool of bounty, as well as the idea of the product. Here is my way of choice of signature.
I think one needs to make research aswell in order not to fall into wrong hands, when laying hands on a project for campaigns, you could make research on the team manager himself and also people's experience on the previous projects from the manager.because it really hurts to campaign for a project and not paid or discover it is scam
To choose a good ICO project as well as a good signature campaign, you need to have the knowledge and experience in selecting your own ICO. Frequently, before participating in bounty campaigns, I often research ICO projects at ICO evaluation websites such as icodrops and i also choose bounties on the site as well.
I like to look at the project first to see if it is something that is needed and can solve the problem. I then look at the Team and also the bounty manager that is taking on the job. I know if the bounty manager is good, it most likely will be a very good project as well or at least half decent. I also check duration and how much of the bounty has already been raised and if at least the soft cap can be reached. I now check that as before i did not usually check that out.
What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns. With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it. With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions. I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member.
you should review any bounty program as if you are reviewing an ICO, your bounty participation will only be a success if the ICO reach success and meets hardcap.
Now,next is about the scams, dont join your campaigns with new bounty managers, lookout for established ones who are in the field since long time, this make sure that you get paid after the bounty program is completed. Rest you will learn with experience about which one to join and which one to leave.
What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns. With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it. With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions. I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member.
For me whether a campaign takes 2-3 months time frame it would not be a problem. As long the campaign has a good reliable team, a good product, and manage by a reputable campaign manager I know I'm in good hands.Yes, even i can agree with you because even sometimes there is a problem with the campaign after two-month completion even though they have a good team. Sometime the owners will cheat the managers and bounty managers and in this, we cannot do anything, sometimes it is impossible to find the good campaign.
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