Topic: How to pick best signature campaign - page 55. (Read 7043 times)
Picking a best signature campaign is more likely you are picking a good ICO. 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. RESEARCH is the only way to identify a good bounty campaign.
For signature campaigns, I check the same things that for any other campaign:
Project, Team (verifiable with linkedin), Not too young social medias accounts, bounty manager...and reward for the campaign!
LinkedIn is not a source that you want to base anything on. 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. Project, Team (verifiable with linkedin), Not too young social medias accounts, bounty manager...and reward for the campaign!
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.
My bounty selection criteria:1/ Participating in campaign whose signature campaign accounts for 25-40% of bounty bonus
2/ If the bounty manager count your stake quickly (after 1-2 weeks), you should choose it. Because every campaign have different posting rating criteria. If they check quickly, you will know you are suited or not.
3/ Checking ICO token price, and their token sale. There are many ICO whose token have high price, but they can not sell tokens (or It takes a lot of time to sell out the tokens).
4/ Finally, you should pick a campaign whose manager are/is famous in the community.
Interesting a newbie account asking about signature campaign, you need to be a Jr.member to participate in most signature campaign, I will advice you to focus on building up your account rank before discussing a signature campaigns. Newsletter and likes of social media campaign you can start with
I there is no harm on someone seeking information about something that might be of help to him in future, we are here to help one another too and share ideas, he said that he will need the information for when he switches over to Jr. Member, not necessarily for now. Moving forward, its not very easy to pic signature campaigns as some of the most legitimate looking ones turn out t be scams, you can however turn your focus on the campaign managers, managers with good reputation tend to manage good campaigns, find them and follow them, they are likely to lead you to a good signature campaign, You cn lso look at the number of people participating, good campaigns tend to attract a number of bounty hunters.
I am just a newbie who just joined the signature and to choose bounty signature campaign I just follow my friend's suggestion that look at the website and bounty manager who manage the project
First, look at the bounty manager whether he has a good record or not.
Second, analyze the token allocation for the bounty program and see the price of each token.
Then, see the stakes that you will get every weeks or reward during the ICO.
If it is little big enough, It is better to join the campaign more than 4 weeks in the junior rank.
It will be more promising.
Second, analyze the token allocation for the bounty program and see the price of each token.
Then, see the stakes that you will get every weeks or reward during the ICO.
If it is little big enough, It is better to join the campaign more than 4 weeks in the junior rank.
It will be more promising.
Well first of all check first the quality of the signature page for example is it attractive or something because if it was not the effort that has been inserted in that campaign was not to much next is the rank of the moderator, I prefer to join the bounty campaign if the moderator is have a rank of legendary or hero member because for me they have more experience compare to the lower rank although i didn't underestimate the skills the lower rank I just want to be practical and next is if the spread sheet of the campaign was updating because if it was not maybe it is scam or it was not work properly or it was not achieve it goals that is why it end so for me before i join a certain campaign I check those pre-requisite so that may effort was not go to nothing.
choosing a signature you need to look at the number of participants, if not a lot then the profit will be very large even if the project is not the best.
the decision is critical. You have to look at the team of the project and of course the product, try to assume how perspective it is. I also read different opinions about the project and advice with my friends
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 never go wrong by concentrating on the quality of the project. I treat the process the same as when I am looking for a project to invest in. Since you can only do one signature at a time and you are likely to get a substanial amount of those tokens you can afford to be picky about which campaign you join. Also I look for a campaign where the length of the campaign has been established, you don't want to be carrying a signature for 6 months before they even do the ICO.
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 would like to know too.
I had several disappointments, some campaigns have paid very little (or nothing at all).
And now they are lasting too long. I do not know, if someone has a criterion to follow, I'm happy to hear it.
I had several disappointments, some campaigns have paid very little (or nothing at all).
And now they are lasting too long. I do not know, if someone has a criterion to follow, I'm happy to hear it.
First thing I would check is the manager of the bounty campaign and see if they have a good track history or are part of a well known moderator group.
After that I choose something with around 6 or 8 weeks to run so you get a chance to build up a decent amount of stakes in the project.
Finally I look at the value the token will be set at during the ICO and match this against a likely number of tokens to be received to calculate a reasonable return.
It seems to be very difficult now to increase your rank on Bitcointalk so good luck getting out of the Newbie class.
After that I choose something with around 6 or 8 weeks to run so you get a chance to build up a decent amount of stakes in the project.
Finally I look at the value the token will be set at during the ICO and match this against a likely number of tokens to be received to calculate a reasonable return.
It seems to be very difficult now to increase your rank on Bitcointalk so good luck getting out of the Newbie class.
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.
Make an analysis of the ICO that the bounty program conducts. And, you can watch the participants of the forum what they are signing, often because powerful people will take projects that will achieve success
To date, no one can be sure whether the project is a promising project or not, now with well-known fraud project managers, but I am also guided by managers and look at the table, how many high-ranking participants accept their signature.
if the ico branding and execution roadmap and advisor team and technology updates all are on track if the ico have signature campaigns then we can apply for such icos
It should be managed by a reliable and trusted bounty manager. And team behind the project are active in promoting there product and active in communicating in telegram and other social media. And lastly the project must be easy to understand. It must be simple and honest. That's how i select a signature campaign =)
For signature campaigns, I check the same things that for any other campaign:
Project, Team (verifiable with linkedin), Not too young social medias accounts, bounty manager...and reward for the campaign!
Project, Team (verifiable with linkedin), Not too young social medias accounts, bounty manager...and reward for the campaign!
it is very difficult to distinguish projects that are scam or not. but to follow the signature campaign, I will choose a project developed by the team work that already have a name and trusted. In addition I will do research and search for references in advance of the project that I will follow it.
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