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i do not know where all the good campaingns gone and why did any new camapingn is not openning. sigmature campaingn are the good way to earn money rather than fauceting for small amount of coins they saves lot of time and also where a good way people can discuss about their problems

First of all this is not bitcoin discussion at all. More like Meta imo. And your crying about lack of available signature campaigns is not gonna change anything.
Signature campaigns are still there maybe not so big like in the past but nonetheless. BTW your account is newbie, 99% signature campaigns are not allowing newbies to join anyway.

Bitmixer & Bit-x are probably the only one who are running since long time and still paying however they are closed since they opened long time ago and have plenty of users .
Now why there is no new campaigns ? simply because It need a lot of investment , beside that you need to make something good to advertise otherwise It will be just a waste of money and there is a lot of competition (take Gambling websites for example , there is plenty of them , but only few like PrimeDice are getting "really" used) .

Maybe better to move it to the service discussion board ;) , @OP  -- reported your thread.




However you have not the right to be paid.. it is only a nice bonus (remember it).

Yes, i think more companies should be aware of this bitcoin forum and then they invest in signature compaign for the betterment of their product.

because apparently they are losing money, so they reduced the earning and the participant

remenber that signature need your adv to earn more with their service, they need someone to buy hashpower and trade it, in the case of bit-x

if this is not true, slowly the campaign will reduce the earning per user until it close

It's simple economics:

If a company invests x coins into a sigcampaign, and can make 2x coins from the ads in return, it's a good deal... But if they cannot make a profit with the traffic generated from the sig space, they just shut down their campaign.

Seems like the amount of profit generated with sig traffic went down, so a lot of them closed up shop...

As you quoted, based on the loss experienced some might have shut but the price paid by remaining campaign is not that low. It also gives a good earning.

if any of those services experienced any kind of loss it is because of their own lack of business plan. if the service is good and your business is honest it is going to be profitable.
they are some signature campaigns that have been running for years like bitmixer, and primedice (close recently)

They might be good for you to earn money but the operators probably figured it wasn't that great of a way or that cost effective to pay as much as they were paying out. There's still some decent campaigns about but certainly not as many and its harder to get get on the very best ones but that's just the market for you. Maybe some more will open up in the future but the good old days of earning over 1btc a month on some campaigns are likely gone for good.

OP asked for "high paying signature campaigns", you are mentioning bitmixer, which is none.

Don't call it loss, call it cost inefficiency.
When you advertise for sum X via any method, you expect a certain amount of traffic coming from it.
Once that traffic decreases, you might consider cutting sum X, or even stopping to advertise that way.

i'm sure it's just his alt to avoid from being tagged as signature spammer or abuser,however seems signature's age just starting to extinct,no offense but the number decreased every months

LOL. Signature campaign shouldn't be considered as a source of big income. All the good campaigns are closing because most campaigners are abusing them by not following their rules and just posting spams to earn their cents which is not fair since they should put effort into adertising these campaigns. Another is with the current bitcoin price I think they don't find signature campaigning profitable anymore thus they have two choices, which is to either close their campaign or lower the rates.

The question is what do you understand with high-paying signature campaigns. Around 3/4 -1 year ago, the BTC price was at around $200. There were signature campaigns which paid the double of the current rate. Up to 200k Satoshi per post. Now the Bitcoin price doubles, so it does not wonder when the price is just 100k per post and there are still some campaigns which paying such rewards for higher ranked members.
I would not say it has gone be worse.

Actually, more companies are coming and investing on bitcointalk
Sig campaign is not that popular compared to the one in 2013 or even 2014, most of these companies invested in forum ads instead of Sig campaign
Forum ads may cost more than regular Sig campaign but at least forum ads doesn't spam or breaking the rules ::)
In fact Sig campaign may cease to exist some day due to bitcointalk advertising popularity, sad but it's the truth :(

Unless there's a change in the way forum ad spaces are auctioned, this probably won't happen.
There's a fixed (and limited) number of ad spaces every round, and those are auctioned off.
Now with this increased popularity for forum ad spaces you mention, given the auction format combined with the limited spots,
the price for a forum banner ad will rise, and not everyone interested will be abled to either pay that price or catch a spot, given the limit.

As a result, those who either can't pay for a forum banner advertisement, or were unlucky in the auction and can't run one for that reason,
might look into running some other way of advertising over here, including but not limited to, signature campaigns for example.

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Neither does a well run/managed signature campaign ::)

anyone can please send me the link of the first signature camapingn in this forum i want to see how much they where paying at that time

it's been very long time and i can't find what are you looking for but i guess first signature campaign on this forum might be on 2012

To some people it is.

And it shouldnt be laughed at, since their country is probably considered a third world. And their currency is obviously weaker to the u.s dollars.

So anything they make on bitcoin is probably x10 higher.

To those who need the list of campaigns including op https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0