Bounty manager is important for me. And if the project had successful pre-sale before the campaign that would be good option for me.
I also often check pre-sales projects before the campaign, and I also often check the team, web, managers. so that the project that I follow does not fail. 
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I look for a popular manager to lead a company, take into account the allocation of bounty, and look at the table for the participants-if there are many high ranks, then the project is more worthwhile)))
The first thing need to consider, is the bounty allocation and also a given percent sign to signature, secondly period the campaign we last, is very important. Finally what are the campaign all about, because I really derived joy on production session.
We first learn all about the project carefully. We see the main managers and the teams that are in it, we can also choose the projects that have a large supply and large signature campaign allocation. Do not forget to read through the white paper all about the project.
I am trying to work same bounty managers, there are some reliable ones. But the team and their social activities and the project are important factors for bounty campaigns. And I personally prefer to join them in short term.
You can see the signature of the top managers who lead good projects. I'm looking for a signature for myself in this way.
There are some details you have used some senior members and above,
*Good project idea
I agree with you if you select a campaign signature based on the idea of the project.* Quite a lot of people are interested in this project
This doesn't guarantee a well-executed project, signature campaigns with many participants but stopped and without any clarity whatsoever.*Good team
I kind of agree, because the team was the life of the project, if the team recruited recklessly or not in the field even the project stopped* Good bounty manager
Some people believe if bounty manager is good then the project under good, in my opinion not necessarily because bounty manager also just run the program and doesn't guarantee that the project he did it would be successful.* Enough funds are distrubuted to the bounty hunters
This is certainly for big projects should be, but usually this is at the end of ICO, and again we cann't predict it
Joining a bounty is like a gambling. I will cost you lots of time. If the bounty failed to reach the softcap then your effort is gone. I have been joining bounties since last year. So far I got 4 failed ICO, 2 scams, and 10 successful. The secret is research the ICO team behind the bounty you want to join. Check their profile ranking from icorating or icobench. If the ICO has a good score and review. Then most likely the ICO will become successful.
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.
Wow, nice to see your rank and but not nice to see your question according to your rank. Brother, you must be Jr. member to participate in Signature campaigns. But with Jr. Member you still can't able to join best signature campaign because best signature campaign allowed Member rank participants.
Now come's on your question- How to pick best signature campaign? Firstly found great bounty manager with great rank (atleast Full Member). Member like these start great bounties. Then choose that bounty which signature campaign has limited participant and Enough funds distrubuted to bounty participants. I think these are the main criteria to consider when choosing a great project.
Now come's on your question- How to pick best signature campaign? Firstly found great bounty manager with great rank (atleast Full Member). Member like these start great bounties. Then choose that bounty which signature campaign has limited participant and Enough funds distrubuted to bounty participants. I think these are the main criteria to consider when choosing a great project.
Exactly rank first before participation as most bounties needs at least to be a jr. member and others needs member rank to participate. Also agree on the choice of bounty.
Wow, nice to see your rank and but not nice to see your question according to your rank. Brother, you must be Jr. member to participate in Signature campaigns. But with Jr. Member you still can't able to join best signature campaign because best signature campaign allowed Member rank participants.
Now come's on your question- How to pick best signature campaign? Firstly found great bounty manager with great rank (atleast Full Member). Member like these start great bounties. Then choose that bounty which signature campaign has limited participant and Enough funds distrubuted to bounty participants. I think these are the main criteria to consider when choosing a great project.
Now come's on your question- How to pick best signature campaign? Firstly found great bounty manager with great rank (atleast Full Member). Member like these start great bounties. Then choose that bounty which signature campaign has limited participant and Enough funds distrubuted to bounty participants. I think these are the main criteria to consider when choosing a great project.
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.
I choose signature campaign base on their plan, but not just simply as that, I look through everything like their plan on the future, the project must be good for long term holdings. and of course, see for the allocated funds for the bounty.
Pick a best signature 
Of course look the alocate for bounty.
And how many person to Signature campain.
Usualy signature campain is the bigger person of all bounty.
And sometimes i look in bounty until max 60%.
Thats is.
Of course look the alocate for bounty.
And how many person to Signature campain.
Usualy signature campain is the bigger person of all bounty.
And sometimes i look in bounty until max 60%.
Thats is.
I think, you have to read the technical documentation at first. After that you can conduct some research about team. And also, maybe, it is good to look at the page of a forum of awards to check whether is at people of a problem with a campaign or not.
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.
I always look for how popular it gets and if they are then i will joined it but the disadvantage of it is rhe more popular it gets the lower the slots if have because it already have a lot of participants so that is why. Then the second thing and the most accurate one when signature weekly is the manager if the manager is like for example yahoo and lauda they are very much a great campaigns. I am not saying that others are not great too i am just saying that they are the most awaited manager for those participant. If they launch a campaigns the slots are full immediately.
Choosing Facebook/Twitter Campaign is really different from signature Campaign! Usually the distribution percentage of rewards is higher than FB and Twitter. The allocated is better so choosing the Signature Campaign is one thing that we should not take for granted. More study is required what to choose. Research the project more frequent so that you'll not regret it when it's done. The Manager of the project is one thing also that you need to consider.
Before perticipating in any signature campaign I often deeple research the project. My advice is to pay attention whether the projects has a ready-made product as it is some kind of guarentee that it is not a scam as well as long termed activity before ICO. It is an indicator that team goes stright to thir goal and will not give up.
Personally, it is very difficult for me to choose subscription campaigns, because there are too many scams lately, because of which it is becoming more difficult to choose a reliable campaign. I rely on the advice of experienced friends ..
First of all, find trust worthy signature manager. Picking a best signature campaign is more likely you are picking a good ICO. Do not join any signature with new manager on it. When you are doing signature campaign, you should also selecting a best ICO, you should research their project also, you should know if their project is legit. You have to search for high rank manager. RESEARCH is the only way to identify a good bounty campaign. LinkedIn is not a source that you want to base anything on. But as long as you get the profit, I think it is fine. You have to double check what the Campaign Manager because there is a lot of people putting up fake information while managing a Campaign and calling them scammers. Just join the campaign as you can, and do not be picky about it.
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.
Yes.. I've been wondering as well... I hate it when I pick some shady ICO and at the end of the day it was all time wasted. And wash
If you want to pick the best signature campaign is you should check the background of the project first and also check also the community and enough tokens allocated.
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