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I wonder what can bounty manager can bring to the campaign and what if not? Of course they will bring more member but actually how many member, how participant will they bring?

maybe you mean the important role of the bounty manager for the campaign.

the important role of the bounty manager for a campaign is not calculated from how many members he can bring to join the campaign but how well the bounty manager manages the campaign for the project being promoted. because if the new project is managed by a manager who is experienced and has good trust, surely the manager can attract more investors to join the project through promotions distributed by members who participate in the bounty campaign

I think bounty pool is much more important for bounty hunters than the name of the bounty manager. For a project that runs a bounty campaign, a manager may have the effect of eliminating account farmers and cheaters. It is also important that the manager is punctual and that the distribution of rewards is accurately calculated and fair.

It's not members but the investors, projects that launches bounty campaign expect investors to support their project so they launch a bounty campaign to market their project.

The work of the bounty manager is limited, they can only announce and advertise the project, but investors will only invest if they see the potential in the project, the managers have no idea how many investors will invest and will they reach the soft cap, they have no control on that.

He will bring community members. Of course a lot of them will be bounty hunters, but some quality members will join as well

They don't need how many members it is, but if there's a one member who want to invest in their project for $1,000,000,000 it's far than enough. Of course after this huge investment, the CEO have two decision either make his project bigger and widely or he will run with investors money.

I don't think bounty program want to attract community members who're a bounty hunters, because many projects blame to the hunters when the price suddenly drop after his bounty has successfully distributed.

It doesn't matter how many members will come to the project. I do believe if that must be around a few thousands of users with possibility to get legit community members as well. The main purpose of bounty was for the marketing and that means if that being used to make the project to gain more popularity and members. There are bunch of successful projects that have been running legit bounties like aave, CRO and many more.
I think that if the bounty manager has much bigger community and followers and that means the chance to bring thousands of people to join or follow the project is possible.

Bounty Manager has there own reputation which means the project they are managing undergo to there thorough inspection to guarantee the quality of the project that they will gonna help on promotion. Having a reputable Bounty Manager will give many user assurance that they will be paid for there work which means more participants is joining to the bounty campaign they are managing compared to the other bounty campaign that managed by mediocre campaign manager.

There’s still a lot of good benefits that bounty manager can bring to the project since most of them has there own group of bounty participants that’s loyal on joining to there campaigns.

Depending on how highly qualified and trusted the bm is, he/she can bring a large number of participants from different ranks because of his/her reputation. to know the exact number is not possible because the forum has a lot of users anyone can decided to join provided there is no limit to the number of participants, requirements and the campaigns available.

Maybe thousands of bounty participants that they will bring there, to then spread on social networks with various kinds of followers. So that some rich people or bounty hunters will also contribute to the progress of they project by investing as much as they can afford to lose, no doubt if there is a good project very quickly to raise funds.

It is not the job of a bounty manager to "bring" in participants. That is upto the decision of the participants free will. What happens is that when a manager becomes popular, they get a followership from a number of bounty participants, but by no means that gives a fixed number as to how many participants are going to join that bounty.

I am reminded of the days when hoards of alt-accounts would join in bounties often orchestrated by the manager itself, but these things have reduced now due to the strict merit system.

To be honest, if you are going to run a bounty for your own project, escrow the money and contact a reputed manager, you will get participants - the scent of free money is irresistible for them. ::)

Well spoken. These days a lot of projects are using gleam because it manages the bounty program for you. Although some others, like Candle Chain for example, are manually managing their bounty campaigns using google forms. I think it all depends on the complexity of the bounty. The CNDL bounty involves beta testing a DEX, so that is probably too hard for gleam to verify.

The word "manager" may pretty much define it all.
They will just manage the members in this forum so that everything will go smooth and that includes listing in a data sheet their week run.
Deciding how many bounty hunters will still depend on the company owner and what/how much they are offering. If they will not be providing numbers then I guess it will depend on the manager on how he would calculate the bounty amount divided by the number of members participating so that they won't receive dust if too many will join.

there is still something like you said, but now it has begun to be given more freedom to the bounty manager to determine the number of participating members, but sometimes there are no restrictions so that what you say is the truth. that with no restrictions on participating, so it is not surprising that the results received, it is difficult to get the maximum it has become commonplace and many at the end of the bounty complain. so there never seems to be a way out and it keeps repeating and repeating again.

If the bounty manager has a good reputation, more people will be attracted to participate in that campaign and it will aid the project to be promoted better than if the bounty manager does not have a good reputation.

As for the hunters, the reputation manager will research and check the quality of the project before they accept to run the bounty program for that project. This will give the hunter a chance to receive a reward and the reward will sometimes be worth the work they do.

They manage the entire campaign and bounties that they've assigned for. Just like what an actual manager in restaurant, they're the ones who are monitoring the operations.

So, that's the same with the bounties, they're monitoring the operations through the participants. They do add a lot of help to a project and that's why bounty hunting became popular.

A bounty manager is one of the most important elements of a bounty campaign. For those participating in the bounty, it is important to make the payment on time and in full and to give the stakes regularly. The bounty organizer should also make the best promotion and create awareness in terms of the project.

I think you ask about bounty managers role actually bounty manager can bring best project in market its not important always he will bring good bounty for hunter but its important what is quality of project which he brings for hunter if project quality good then all will happy with that even project owner will happy from marketing!

Bounty manager is just a person to manage the bounty participants so they don't cheat and get stakes based on what they have done so far, nothing more than that.

As far as I know, they probably discussed with the team about how much participants they want to hire for campaigns, some of the campaigns limit their participants and the rest are not. But the actual impact of this campaign to the actual progress of project is still yet vague for me considering all of the projects lead to the same end anyway.

I don't think that it is the task of the bounty manager to recruit as many participants as possible. If it is a altcoinbounty then the team behind the project that offers the bounty is primarily responsible for that task because first of all their projects needs to be worth investing the time for the value of tokens that you get. If it is just the 10001th meme-coin that is doing a bounty then i would guess that not a lot of people want to join their campaign anyway. The job of a bounty manager is to make sure that everyone that is part of the bounty does what needs to be done and that there are no cheaters and no duplicate accounts or stuff like that.

Depends on how successful their marketing strategy is, the manager can hire many people as long as there is a budget and those people will help the business on marketing the platform. Its hard to predict the numbers, you can just know this based on the registration of new accounts.

What kind of thread is this, OP? I am pretty sure that it is up to the agreement of the owners and the managers themselves. Factors come into place like the budgeting of the project and the length of the promotion.
I believe that the reward for the participants are by stakes if I can recall correctly?

Everything would really be depending on the project itself since they are the ones who do set;

1. Budget
2. What marketing should be done

Managers would really make out adjustment with that and tell up recommendations and suggestions and calculations on how much the team
would really be charged from campaign payment upto his own professional fees on handling the bounty.

I dont know on why it is bothering you since these things could be known in between manager and the project itself.

For me, there could be some participants of the bounty that can give feedback on the project and the could first receiver of their feedback is the bounty manager.
And that's the time that the bounty manager can bring it up to the team of the project they are advertising.
The feedback could be a positive one or negative and now it's up to the team how they can handle it.

The bounty manager's most important job in my opinion is to ensure that bounty manager can recruit competent participants who can promote
projects well. Therefore, experienced bounty managers usually limit the number of participants who will join the bounty campaign. Because
the number of participants who join does not guarantee the promotion will be effective, but if the bounty manager can recruit competent participants,
the promotion is much more effective. Because the character of competent participants is usually easier to manage and obey the rules determined
by the bounty manager. That's why in this forum bounty managers who have a good reputation are usually more trusted by project owners,
because usually a bounty manager with a good reputation know what strategy to do in order to promote the project optimally.