The advantage of running ads here on btt, like a signature campaign, is that you can be sure that your reach is truly crypto-related. Unlike on Facebook, you don't know what algorithm Facebook uses when it comes to ad distribution.
There are other advantages too, facebook for example is known to have so many fake and scam ads in their platform, so people who know this would be sceptical of your ads if they are on facebook. Also in this forum, you can be sure to get unbiased feedback about your service from your discussion thread, this can help the service to improve in many ways possible and become better in the end. 
Topic: Will This Bull Run Increase the Number of Signature Campaigns? - page 2. (Read 551 times)
October 17, 2024, 02:25:12 PM
October 17, 2024, 11:18:14 AM
For me the bull run has nothing to do with having an increase of signature campaign here on btt. Only big companies or those with a budget will consider running a signature campaign here on btt. So if I have less budget I'll consider running ads in Facebook or X. Let's say signature campaign has $1000 budget per week; this $1000 can reach a lot of people on Facebook ads or Google ads. The advantage of running ads here on btt, like a signature campaign, is that you can be sure that your reach is truly crypto-related. Unlike on Facebook, you don't know what algorithm Facebook uses when it comes to ad distribution.
October 17, 2024, 10:44:34 AM
This is definitely a big factor in increasing the number of signature campaigns on the forum. With more members aiming to become campaign managers, there’s a bigger chance that the message will reach potential companies looking to join. I’m sure there are plenty of casinos out there, it’s a billion-dollar industry, after all--and seeing big names like Stake.com advertising here through signatures could easily convince them to try as well.
Sometime I do wondering how are the campaign managers promote their services, commenting on ANN thread and DM the casino representative are nothing new. But, I was thinking like are they contact every casinos from email? or have a relation with other people who're working in the casinos, so they can offer the service directly.Usually in marketing there's a target that need to be achieved, I also wondering what the promise that the managers offer to the representative.
October 17, 2024, 09:51:16 AM
All I know is that campaign managers keep looking for companies to advertise their products and services here, and about your chances to get in a campaign, your chances are good if you are known to be a good poster and you continue to be active even if you're not part of a campaign.
This is definitely a big factor in increasing the number of signature campaigns on the forum. With more members aiming to become campaign managers, there’s a bigger chance that the message will reach potential companies looking to join. I’m sure there are plenty of casinos out there, it’s a billion-dollar industry, after all--and seeing big names like Stake.com advertising here through signatures could easily convince them to try as well.However, a lot depends on how well the campaign manager can convince these companies. I’ve noticed some signature campaigns only last about 4 weeks before stopping to evaluate, and many of them don’t come back. So, budget-wise, companies are likely cautious, especially if they’re not too aggressive with marketing or are quick to judge the results of the campaign.
October 17, 2024, 09:24:38 AM
Just recently I noticed that signature campaigns are getting fewer, right? I see a lot of participants who used to be super active, but now they’re out of campaigns.
I don't think the market condition will affect how a company will promote their products and services. Companies will keep looking for platforms to advertise their products and services. Campaigns come and go as long as Bitcointalk is a trusted platform and a good place for cryptocurrency-related companies to promote their products. We will never run out of campaigns.Quote
So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
All I know is that campaign managers keep looking for companies to advertise their products and services here, and about your chances to get in a campaign, your chances are good if you are known to be a good poster and you continue to be active even if you're not part of a campaign. copper member
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October 17, 2024, 07:19:37 AM
So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
It’s not about the market trend that makes signature campaign here becomes fewer. The ban of mixer that contributes to the huge volume of active signature campaigns is the main reason why there’s only fee active signature campaign right now.
Even before mixer companies is always the main source for signature campaigns aside from the casino.
I think the market sentiment will not gonna boost much the number of campaigns here compared before.
October 17, 2024, 07:18:04 AM
The number of signature campaigns steadily fluctuates between 15 and 20, I figured. One time, I saw it go as low as around 10, many years ago. But that's about it.
It's not like the number of campaigns are going to double just because there was a Bitcoin bull rally. Nothing of that sort happened in 2021 either.
As a campaign closes, another one takes its place.
It's not like the number of campaigns are going to double just because there was a Bitcoin bull rally. Nothing of that sort happened in 2021 either.
As a campaign closes, another one takes its place.
October 17, 2024, 07:13:16 AM
Just recently I noticed that signature campaigns are getting fewer, right? I see a lot of participants who used to be super active, but now they’re out of campaigns. I’ve also been out for a few months, trying to stay active now, hoping to land a spot again soon. With the market getting bullish lately, and all this talk about possibly breaking the ATH, I’m really wondering…
So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
No it won't since companies decision to run a signature campaign is not based on bull run or not. They provably launch their campaigns if they need exposure from this forum. Also we cannot compare each month result since maybe its just a coincidence that we have more campaigns now compare before since everything is random decision by company owners.
But provably there's instances that companies will hold their launching when they see a big pump happen since for sure they don't want to deal with more volume to transfer. But we don't know overall about this since provably the campaign managers who can give accurate figures or answer towards campaign launching towards that market condition.
October 17, 2024, 05:55:37 AM
You're missing the point. If you just take a moment to look, you'll see that campaigns in the past had way more participants compared to now, even if the number of campaigns seems the same. I know this because I've been actively keeping an eye on opportunities.
October 17, 2024, 02:51:38 AM
The problem with reduced activity on the forum, and therefore a slightly lower interest of companies to promote themselves through signature campaigns, was caused by the Bitcoitnalk forum itself.
Correct. Theymos disabled ads. Theymos forbid the promotion of mixer campaigns. Theymos has done nothing to make the forum more user-friendly for mobile users. I guess the hundreds of millions (or is it billions?) dollars worth of BTC isn't enough of a budget to make improvements to Bitcointalk.I think that we should expect increased web traffic during bull run because that's time when media promotes Bitcoin and that's the moment when people google Bitcoin and get Bitcointalk in search suggestions. This should be a motivator for companies to run a signature campaign but from my experience, the problem for them is that during bull run, there are frequently sharp rises and falls, which makes it hard for them to manage the budget for advertising because for example, if they paid 0.003 BTC on Monday but the net day price went up to 30%, they don't like it.
Bitcoin being volatile is nothing new. It's part of the game. Bitcoin was more volatile in the past, but it didn't prevent companies from running signature campaigns on the forum or users from participating in them. 
October 16, 2024, 06:02:00 PM
So, based on your experience r what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
Companies do not just come here and launch a campaign; the truth is, the campaign managers are the ones responsible for convincing these companies to launch a campaign to gain leads and brand themselves here because of the data they presented.
And our jobs as a community are to make this forum attractive to companies by engaging and having great discussions about the Cryptocurrency industries, Bull run or bear, it doesn't matter as long as everyone here is making this forum great and companies are convinced that this is a good place to brand their products or services.
October 16, 2024, 04:55:02 PM
I don't think a bull run will bring more campaigns to the forum, at least not significantly. We will surely get new members coming in here to ask questions because of fomo, but i don't know if it will attract services to come here and advertise, but we would see. Signature campaigns are not going to go away completely in the forum, bitcointalk is still a great place for crypto services to advertise, so they will still use it for as long as it is available to them.
October 16, 2024, 03:58:40 PM
The problem with reduced activity on the forum, and therefore a slightly lower interest of companies to promote themselves through signature campaigns, was caused by the Bitcoitnalk forum itself.
Previously, this forum was one of the few places that dealt more deeply with crypto and one of the few promotion places. That promotion was good enough for crypto to take a serious place on many other platforms, so the result is that crypto-related people are not limited to this place only.
Bitcointalk is still one of the most relevant places for discussions about Bitcoin and crypto, the problem is more the lack of new quality projects.
I remember having a wider variety of signature campaigns back in 2017, which was basically my first major attempt at being active on the forum. New ones would emerge every single week, with payouts ranging from low for less experienced and newer users to extremely high (see Chipmixer), but this seems to have changed. What do you think is the most significant reason for the reduced activity? From how I see things, the mixer ban didn't help, as it shut down the most prestige campaign, along with a few others, but it has to be something else as well. Previously, this forum was one of the few places that dealt more deeply with crypto and one of the few promotion places. That promotion was good enough for crypto to take a serious place on many other platforms, so the result is that crypto-related people are not limited to this place only.
Bitcointalk is still one of the most relevant places for discussions about Bitcoin and crypto, the problem is more the lack of new quality projects.
October 16, 2024, 03:41:23 PM
I think we need to have more quality, not quantity of campaigns, but ''bull run'' probably won't change things significantly.
It is better to have less campaigns with quality members, than many campaigns with bunch of low quality posts.
Maybe we should all try to improve first if we want to see positive changes in forum.
It is better to have less campaigns with quality members, than many campaigns with bunch of low quality posts.
Maybe we should all try to improve first if we want to see positive changes in forum.
October 16, 2024, 02:51:28 PM
No, I don't expect big changes. Maybe several new campaigns will appear, but difficult to expect that we will get many new campaigns. Majority of campaigns that we have now is about gambling. Mixers isn't allowed here anymore, while other kind of services choose to advertise in other areas. Like now, I watch basketball on TV and see ads oof crypto trading platform on LED boards. I never saw them advertising on Bitcointalk.
Like said above, Bitcointalk traffic is declining, and I would say that audience here isn't same as it was 5 years ago.
Like said above, Bitcointalk traffic is declining, and I would say that audience here isn't same as it was 5 years ago.
October 16, 2024, 01:46:00 PM
Just recently I noticed that signature campaigns are getting fewer, right? I see a lot of participants who used to be super active, but now they’re out of campaigns. I’ve also been out for a few months, trying to stay active now, hoping to land a spot again soon. With the market getting bullish lately, and all this talk about possibly breaking the ATH, I’m really wondering…
So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
The bull run has never been a distinctive criteria guaranteeing the launching of new signature campaigns on the forum, but it's only just that when there is a rise in the price of Bitcoin, most projects which had lots of savings in Bitcoin are likely to have excess profits to run little awareness such as a signature campaign or giveaway. But Moreover, a signature campaign just got launched today (i.e LuckyDiamond.io) by Little Mouse, which is likely a good sign we might see more signature campaigns come in as the price of Bitcoin continues to rise. However, it's not a guarantee. So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
October 16, 2024, 07:30:21 AM
The problem with reduced activity on the forum, and therefore a slightly lower interest of companies to promote themselves through signature campaigns, was caused by the Bitcoitnalk forum itself.
Previously, this forum was one of the few places that dealt more deeply with crypto and one of the few promotion places. That promotion was good enough for crypto to take a serious place on many other platforms, so the result is that crypto-related people are not limited to this place only.
Maybe it's because people are more educated about Bitcoin and crypto in general, so there’s less traffic compared to before. Back in the day when altcoins were still popular, and bounty campaigns were full of scammy projects, people were really interested in investing. That created a lot of opportunities for signature campaigns too. I’m talking about the years up until 2018, but slowly, due to the high percentage of scams in altcoins, people started leaving the forum. Yet, the traffic was still big at that time. Then the mixers disappeared, and now most campaigns are in gambling, so it really reduced. We’re no longer in the early stages—people have more places to learn, and this forum is just one of many now.Previously, this forum was one of the few places that dealt more deeply with crypto and one of the few promotion places. That promotion was good enough for crypto to take a serious place on many other platforms, so the result is that crypto-related people are not limited to this place only.
However, when it comes to signature campaigns, I think they just come and go, like most of them. In fact, as of today, there’s a new campaign run by LM that’s looking for 8 hero members to join, and of course, it’s for gambling again. I saw that OP is already applying.
Bitcointalk is still one of the most relevant places for discussions about Bitcoin and crypto, the problem is more the lack of new quality projects.
No doubt, Bitcointalk is still the best when it comes to that (maybe a little bias here, but it’s true)... But what do you mean by the lack of new quality projects? What projects exactly? Sorry, I didn’t catch that.
October 16, 2024, 07:03:24 AM
Just recently I noticed that signature campaigns are getting fewer, right? I see a lot of participants who used to be super active, but now they’re out of campaigns. I’ve also been out for a few months, trying to stay active now, hoping to land a spot again soon. With the market getting bullish lately, and all this talk about possibly breaking the ATH, I’m really wondering…
So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
I think that we should expect increased web traffic during bull run because that's time when media promotes Bitcoin and that's the moment when people google Bitcoin and get Bitcointalk in search suggestions. This should be a motivator for companies to run a signature campaign but from my experience, the problem for them is that during bull run, there are frequently sharp rises and falls, which makes it hard for them to manage the budget for advertising because for example, if they paid 0.003 BTC on Monday but the net day price went up to 30%, they don't like it.So, based on your experience or what you've seen, do you think more companies will start launching campaigns? And will people like me, who’ve been inactive for a bit, have a better shot at getting back in?
Signature campaigns are more about prestige nowadays than advertising.
Besides prestige, it still does its job. Slowly it brings traffic to websites, and increases brand awareness and identity. That matters a lot, that's a win psychologically and it converts into success. 
October 16, 2024, 05:32:08 AM
The problem with reduced activity on the forum, and therefore a slightly lower interest of companies to promote themselves through signature campaigns, was caused by the Bitcoitnalk forum itself.
Previously, this forum was one of the few places that dealt more deeply with crypto and one of the few promotion places. That promotion was good enough for crypto to take a serious place on many other platforms, so the result is that crypto-related people are not limited to this place only.
Bitcointalk is still one of the most relevant places for discussions about Bitcoin and crypto, the problem is more the lack of new quality projects.
Previously, this forum was one of the few places that dealt more deeply with crypto and one of the few promotion places. That promotion was good enough for crypto to take a serious place on many other platforms, so the result is that crypto-related people are not limited to this place only.
Bitcointalk is still one of the most relevant places for discussions about Bitcoin and crypto, the problem is more the lack of new quality projects.
October 16, 2024, 03:06:59 AM
Unfortunately, reality is that this place isn't providing the same service it used to. A lot less traffic, less people genuinely interested in Bitcoin (or at least, interested to talk about it), and less services allowed to be advertised. (Not just mixers, this forum used to allow advertisements in the top of every thread.)
Signature campaigns are more about prestige nowadays than advertising.
Signature campaigns are more about prestige nowadays than advertising.
I remember back in the day, exchanges loved advertising on the forum, but now I only see one exchange running a campaign. If you recall, there was Yobit (which brought a lot of spam) and Livecoin, which eventually turned out to be a scam. Those are the ones I remember, but there were definitely more before, and now they're gone. It’s true that most advertisers today are from the gambling business, and because of that, even those who don’t usually gamble are learning just to relate to what they’re promoting.
I brought this up because, during a bull run, people are generally more eager to invest, or even gamble, since bull runs mean there’s a lot of money to be made by investors. So, if that’s the case, it’s probably the best time to advertise, whether you’re running a casino, an exchange, or any other legal service.
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