Topic: What does a Bounty Manager? Any tips? - page 2. (Read 479 times)

Sounds like you are discouraging him. If the guy is good at his job and is genuine, then been a jr.member bounty manager has nothing to do with it. I believe one has to start from someone before been judged and i guess most of all the top bounty manger started small.  And you should also know that not all bounty managers are hero or legendary members, you should take your time to check and confirm this.

But I believe it is hard work, especially in altcoins promotion when there are hundreds of participants, and thousands in social media campaigns. Some managers use bots, but I think the hardest part is the dealing with users and their complaints.

 What i have acquired by study through the whole forum is that both the bounty and signature campaign managers have a lot of work difference, managing social media bounties like twitter, facebook needs to interpret on various tasks, although signature campaign managers have only to be conscientiously obidient fulfilling single spreadsheet,howevee procedure is same in both managements but rewads might be differ

To see effective manager of this forum. You can check about the Yahoo62278's campaign management thread. Then you will be able to understand how and what are all you need to perform to get the project and manage it.
Please check the thread below.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/yahoo62278-campaign-management-servicesget-all-your-needs-here-1704638

I see Wapintar, Hexah, needformoney and jamal. These people only manage the bounty campaigns. Still these people need to study more from sir yahoo. You have long time to go.

I don't think someone will trust a jr member or something.
Since, almost all bounty managers are like hero/leg.

I might be wrong. Even if you get a job as a bounty manager, it isn't easy at all.
Tons of submissions... Social media, blogs and more.

The mark of a good manager, regardless of what field he is in lies in his ability to come up with ideas quickly and efficiently translate his ideas into meaningful sentences that make complete grammatical sense. In other words, you need an impeccable control over the key languages that you speak so you can first understand what each project asks from you and then effectively communicate that with the workers under you.
If you are going to manage a campaign that deals with the Chinese community, then your command over Chinese languages like Mandarin, Shanghainese, Hakka, Tibeto-Burman etc should be unquestionable.

This is the main job of any manager. Effectively communicate the organisation's goal from upstairs to all the people at ground-level.

By the looks of it, you do not have a good command over English, which is a prerequisite for any Crypto-Campaign-Manager.


I wouldn't want to. Essentially if I did so, it would be equivalent to training my own competition. But I will give you certain general tips that are more or less based on common sense.

> Make a list of what YOU can bring to the table that others cannot.
> Ask yourself if you are a good negotiator. You need to be able to convince people of what you want them to do despite them not wanting to.
> Ask yourself if you are a patient listener, so you can understand what the project owners are asking of you.
> Last but not least, you need to be an organised person. After all your organisational skills is what would actually land you a 'manager' job.

PS: You also need to be able to give an eloquent explanation about something without ever explaining it at all.

Most likely you will have to post that you offer your service as bounty manager in the service section of this forum. As their name states they manage bounty campaigns. So they are the ones who check that other users completed the task correctly and that they fulfilled all the requirements. Bounties are simply a way for ICOs to try to create a buzz about them by offering you their tokens.

So you will have to have some knowledge regarding google docs, how to create sheets and google forms to enable users to apply and see where they stand. For some parts of the campaign you can even write some small bot a script that will do the job and thus simply fill the sheets if you want to cut down the work you have to do. But let's say signature campaigns for instance require you to skim through posts and ensure that your participants are not spamming etc.

Best would be to go to bounty section and try to see how other managers and doing their job. 

Hey everyone. I just wanna ask what actually a bounty manager do?
Can you tell us how it works and tips on how to be an effective bounty manager?