What is a Signature Campaign?

[BTCLender]

Can anyone tell me what are signature campaigns and what it can get me if I do it? 

[The Bad Guy]

You can join any signature campaign that allows Newbies to join and earn BTC with a fixed rate or with a pay-per-post rate.

[minernoob1]

current overview of all campaign.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

[BTCLender]

1. "What" is a signature campaign.
2. And how much do you get paid?
3. How do you join one?
4. Is it something from bitcointalk.org or outside?

[minernoob1]

1. "What" is a signature campaign.
2. And how much do you get paid?
3. How do you join one?
4. Is it something from bitcointalk.org or outside?

Look up at post I just made and follow link.

[gentlemand]

1. "What" is a signature campaign.
2. And how much do you get paid?
3. How do you join one?
4. Is it something from bitcointalk.org or outside?

1 - you advertise a company by putting a link in your signature

2 - totally depends on the campaign. Some are fixed and some are per post. If you were an established member and wrote a lot you could get over 0.1 BTC a week.

3 - go to the relevant per campaign thread and follow the instructions there.

4 - outside companies coming here because this is where the potential customers are.

[BTCLender]

1. "What" is a signature campaign.
2. And how much do you get paid?
3. How do you join one?
4. Is it something from bitcointalk.org or outside?

Look up at post I just made and follow link.

Yes, I saw, thanks for the link!

1. "What" is a signature campaign.
2. And how much do you get paid?
3. How do you join one?
4. Is it something from bitcointalk.org or outside?

1 - you advertise a company by putting a link in your signature

2 - totally depends on the campaign. Some are fixed and some are per post. If you were an established member and wrote a lot you could get over 0.1 BTC a week.

3 - go to the relevant per campaign thread and follow the instructions there.

4 - outside companies coming here because this is where the potential customers are.

Thanks for the answers!!!

It cleared things up for me.

Locking this thread now.