Topic: Signature campaigns - the truth - page 2. (Read 2387 times)
I often wonder the same thing. Perhaps much depends on when the coins they're paying out were sourced. It's possible some of these operations paid peanuts for a war chest back in the day and now they're calling in the benefits. Some campaigns must be paying out very significant sums every week or month. As everyone else has said, if they didn't feel they were worth it, they wouldn't exist.
Signature campaign is good advertisement. I started to know many sites because of the members' signature. It is very effective. When there are more users, it will be even more effective.
Works good as it is place of bit coin market and with the good going traffic the mostly works signature campaign.
I have no idea, but i see it a lot, so its about time to ask - Does this signature campaigns really works ? ? ?
Merchants, operators and publishers - come on this thread and let us all know if and how much exposure, search engine power, traffic or anything else you get from these campaigns.
Thanks
Merchants, operators and publishers - come on this thread and let us all know if and how much exposure, search engine power, traffic or anything else you get from these campaigns.
Thanks
Seems like they are a tried and tested method by now, nobody forces anyone to put up a sig campaign and there is no lasting contract. The free market would show them to die out if they weren't working.
It depends on the business .... If it's Bitcoin only, there are no better place to advertise than a platform where everything is based on the thing that you want to promote. I
would not go to a flower forum, if I want to promote a Bitcoin business. The hidden advantage is... all previous posts of a user on this forum, is linked to his or her current
signature. So if someone search about something else, they might end up seeing that signature being used.
Most Bitcoin businesses will only grow, if they target their advertising towards a platform with the most active Bitcoin users. Bitcointalk still have that advantage as seen with
these type of statistics --> http://www.similarweb.com/website/bitcointalk.org
It work's. I'm in campaign for the first time, they pay me daily much more then i can make on faucets. I found out about some places from signatures that people have under their comments(mostly about gambling and dices cause im inte I hope it will be like that in future a
I would say that they work. I probably would not even know about bit-x, magical dice and others if I didn't see the signature posted everywhere.
I have no idea, but i see it a lot, so its about time to ask - Does this signature campaigns really works ? ? ?
Merchants, operators and publishers - come on this thread and let us all know if and how much exposure, search engine power, traffic or anything else you get from these campaigns.
Thanks
Merchants, operators and publishers - come on this thread and let us all know if and how much exposure, search engine power, traffic or anything else you get from these campaigns.
Thanks
Seems like they are a tried and tested method by now, nobody forces anyone to put up a sig campaign and there is no lasting contract. The free market would show them to die out if they weren't working.
I'm sure it work from my experience wearing a signature tag with referral link. However, it only work best on newbie. Newbie dont know that it is a signature campaign and they will click on it. As a senior member, I rarely click on link in signature. The last time I click was... Probably a few months back. :/.
I would say it does work, myself I have clicked through a few out of curiosity to see what they are all about. It creates awareness for sure.
The same happened to me. People gets curious. I think that is their purpose. More people holding their signature more will try to click it. Even if it is a low percentage that someone will click it that is still a win to them.
For some of them it is about building a household brand... When you see something often enough and long enough, you start to remember that as the default go to brand.
I often forget the smaller websites, but the signatures I see on a daily basis, help to imprint the idea that they are the default and the bigger companies in that field.
You also have to remember, once these people have paid out some rewards to you for your time and effort, you will always go back to them for their services, when you have to
pick a service from different options. That my friend is brand loyalty.
...It might not pay off immediately but it could help in the future, when you need their services.
I often forget the smaller websites, but the signatures I see on a daily basis, help to imprint the idea that they are the default and the bigger companies in that field.
You also have to remember, once these people have paid out some rewards to you for your time and effort, you will always go back to them for their services, when you have to
pick a service from different options. That my friend is brand loyalty.
...It might not pay off immediately but it could help in the future, when you need their services.
I would say it does work, myself I have clicked through a few out of curiosity to see what they are all about. It creates awareness for sure.
in the past some signature, went backrupt, because they were investing too much in advertisement
i don't know about their profit, but they are far from risk for sure, i bet they have a nice margin to cover their ass, in the sense that they can actually pay more users, but they decide to no do so
i don't know about their profit, but they are far from risk for sure, i bet they have a nice margin to cover their ass, in the sense that they can actually pay more users, but they decide to no do so
This forum is biggest place for Bitcoin/altcoin enthusiasts and signature campaigns is somewhat cheaper way (as compared to other forms of advertising) of letting others know that you're running a Bitcoin/Altcoin business and if it wasn't profitable a lot of companies wouldn't do it.
This actually depends on what the advertisers want to achieve be it traffics, sales, signups etc but it actually works.
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All advertising is an experiment, trust me, I know that from hard experience.
My take is that the advertisers who have sustained campaigns would very well know if they work, else (as has been pointed out above) they would not be sending out BTC for exposure. Those offering campaigns are probably taking a long view... If they get well known and stronger now, they will more likely be stronger players later.
IMO the Signature Campaigns are a great thing. As an experiment for me, as an income producer for those in poorer countries (where $5.00 per week is actually meaningful).
All advertising is an experiment, trust me, I know that from hard experience.
My take is that the advertisers who have sustained campaigns would very well know if they work, else (as has been pointed out above) they would not be sending out BTC for exposure. Those offering campaigns are probably taking a long view... If they get well known and stronger now, they will more likely be stronger players later.
IMO the Signature Campaigns are a great thing. As an experiment for me, as an income producer for those in poorer countries (where $5.00 per week is actually meaningful).
How else would a company get better known and associated with their product if you didn't have advertising. Signature campaigns are a must and is one of the cheapest ways to advertise.
Signature advertising does work but not as great as it did last time. Signature campaigns helps to gain exposure for the company for both registered and non-registered users. Anyone who come to forum would see it if they did not disable signature. With the introductionof signature ad blocking plugins, registered users are more likely to use it to hide annoying ads.
I have no idea, but i see it a lot, so its about time to ask - Does this signature campaigns really works ? ? ?
Merchants, operators and publishers - come on this thread and let us all know if and how much exposure, search engine power, traffic or anything else you get from these campaigns.
Thanks
Merchants, operators and publishers - come on this thread and let us all know if and how much exposure, search engine power, traffic or anything else you get from these campaigns.
Thanks
It does work. There was a thread a while ago where we discussed this already. Do you really think that all these start-ups would be giving away money just like that if it doesn't work?
At least this is easy to check. You check the number of hits and visitors before the signature campaign and after your signature campaign has run few weeks. You just check your averages.
I think it works, who would spend a lot of bitcoin if there aren't any results?
There are many active members here, so few of them often see signature & click it
There are few signature campaign which run for a long time & pay thousands members
It's proof that signature campaign is useful or they are too rich
There are many active members here, so few of them often see signature & click it
There are few signature campaign which run for a long time & pay thousands members
It's proof that signature campaign is useful or they are too rich
in this case i have to say that im forced to agree from whom who as it if they say its relaible i will get into the future a jr one like but the publicity draged to this forms can be a bit deprciative too for the forum but some are good links and good companyies of bitcoin and they do porsper whaterver its gambing or exchanges soo its a factor to be aweare the signatures read your and others and check if its good to have a signature to get reasanobly payed into the best and more stable one like i will try to do soo my self the next month
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