Topic: How to pick best signature campaign - page 63. (Read 7043 times)
The use of time or money also consumes your resources, so before making a decision you have to study the project! Should focus only on quality projects!!
There are different factors involved while selecting a signature campaign, I select the bounty campaign after researching on the project if the project idea or product is appealing to me then I check the project team.
There's a lot to consider in joining a good bounty campaign unfortunately I am lazy enough to check everyone of them and see if it fits my criteria so I ended up looking for veteran bounty managers as they are the most experienced in my opinion, on what project they are getting their selves at. After looking at the manager, I check about the project and their whitepaper in a bit if its interesting. If there are a lot of participants joining the bounty, I consider it a good project. I also have another work so I only log in the forum 2 to 3 times a week so I look for signature campaigns that only requires atleast 10 posts a week to earn a stake.
When picking a bounty to work for I always consider a couple of things. I always see if the bounty has an interesting project. I also check the campaign manager who are trusted and reliable, specially those who I have already work with before. I also check if the has a good allocation depending on what I work at. Most of all the tome frame of the bounty, I like to work for at least 2 to 4 months, more than that is to long for me.
interesting that each comment has a different signature. Only AByss is the best campaign right now. SOrry !!!!
I like to select signature campaigns from projects that allocate a decent percentage of their total coins to the bounties. I also look for responsive bounty managers, solid project/whitepaper/website and team. If there's an excel spreadsheet that shows how many people are already signed up for the bounty, that can sway my decision as I don't want to enter a saturated signature campaign with way too many users splitting a small amount of coins.
It is really a tough job to select a good signature campaign. Sometimes we engage with long and low paid campaign and latter so many good campaign comes into light. i think we should complete the campaign which we joined either pay high or low.
For me ill choose a bounty signature. That have great roadmap and whitepaper. Because for me jpining bounty is just like your investing your money to the ico. You need to investegate thier profile and thier goal. And the most important for me is that they have a good bounty manager like , needmoney , artiz , wapinter and etc that has good trust. They got many ico that has been success
I try to choose by project and not by what I'm going to gain from bounty. A great project helps to raise our name, and after the ico should value a lot and have liquidity
I take risks and join to long term signature campaigns. I usually earn good money. I don't think you should definitely join a short term campaign.
What do you consider long-term? 3-4 months?
If I were you (as a newbie), I'd focus on the other aspects of bounty campaigns until you rank up a bit. Even then, as a low level Jr. Member or Member, the stakes you receive are minimal compared to the Hero/Legendary ranks.
Given the higher difficulty of the new Merit system, I think long gone are the days (for most people) to hit the higher ranks at the old timeframes, particularly here in the Alts sections.
I've only done 2 campaigns. The first was the only one I could find for a Jr. Member, but then I found a project I could truly believe in (FarmaTrust), so have been doin it ever since.
Given the higher difficulty of the new Merit system, I think long gone are the days (for most people) to hit the higher ranks at the old timeframes, particularly here in the Alts sections.
I've only done 2 campaigns. The first was the only one I could find for a Jr. Member, but then I found a project I could truly believe in (FarmaTrust), so have been doin it ever since.
I see that your rank is a novice, and the general bounty activities do not accept newbies. So I think what you want to do now is to post more topic-related posts and upgrade your account.
I mostly check on who's managing the campaign, managers who have been known to be reliable and successful.
This is a better way of picking the best campaign. With campaign managers, you are confident that the funds are safe and your efforts will be paid of. Remember that only reliable campaign managers, there are campaign managers that doesn't care with the participants and they are only working because they are getting paid for the job but they don't care with the company they are working with and to the people that is part of that marketing.
Check whitepaper to see tgeir project. If it is good or not. Join their tlegram chat grouo. Look and observe members.
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.
First of all get your rank high, do this by posting things that are helpful to the community, interact with other people.
When it comes to joining a bounty campaign specially campaigns that lasts for 2-3 months, the best thing to do is research about the campaign. You can start by reading their whitepaper, also see if the campaign manager has red trusts this could also help. Check the development team, do research about the people that are involved in the project/campaign. Visit their website if they have one. Also try to contact them, if you have further questions regarding the project/campaign send them an email.
I mostly check on who's managing the campaign, managers who have been known to be reliable and successful. I usually look for the managers I have worked before. Then I read the thread to know what the project is all about and analyze how it could be beneficial to the general public. I also read the requirements for the campaign, I will join only if I am sure I could do it weekly.
Has a good bounty manager,read the whitepaper and road map and research about the project.A good manager and the rank will count in picking a good bounty 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.
Well, what I do is look for the dev team with regards to their track record..others would pick those team whom they trust - that is they have worked with or had transactions before. Try and understand their marketing idea and product, then check for visibility of the ICO in social media platform.
I pick my signature campaign by picking an ICO that I want to invest in and that I think will do well long term. I use the ICO rating websites such as: icotop.io, wiserico.com, icobench.com, icopedia.com, trackico.io, foxico.io, icomarks.com and others along with @iconizers on twitter to help narrow the choices down. A ton of research is required.
Picking of signature campaign is more to a trial and error, there is no full proof plan if that is what you are asking for. Mostly i choose the signature campaign based on sites that do ICO benchmark, if you got more time you can do a deeper understanding of the certain project like the team members and the what the project does and need for the project.
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