Amph
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September 05, 2015, 06:29:28 PM |
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unless you have senior ranking, the earning would be negligeable, i don't even think it's worth it at the moment to buy an account unless you get a discount, every campaign has lowered the earning and they are almost full
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smith coins
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September 05, 2015, 08:33:12 PM |
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unless you have senior ranking, the earning would be negligeable, i don't even think it's worth it at the moment to buy an account unless you get a discount, every campaign has lowered the earning and they are almost full
That's right, i see cheap prices of account nowadays but hard to get involved in any campaign, mostly full and some are closing.
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Stargazer
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September 05, 2015, 10:04:31 PM |
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unless you have senior ranking, the earning would be negligeable, i don't even think it's worth it at the moment to buy an account unless you get a discount, every campaign has lowered the earning and they are almost full
That's right, i see cheap prices of account nowadays but hard to get involved in any campaign, mostly full and some are closing. There's still plenty of campaigns to choose from and some have been renewing for months. It's also not true that only seniors are earning decent money. If you take into account the fact that you're being paid for every single post on a public forum, a place where people usually come to post for free anyway, I'd say any payment is good.
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unholycactus
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September 05, 2015, 10:18:32 PM |
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You can tag along with some newbie sig campaign but the compensation received will not really be worth it. You can always advertise a service you like or you're a part of.
I suggest waiting until at least Full member (120 activity?).
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hecys
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September 05, 2015, 10:43:04 PM |
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I would like to get in on the signature selling too looks real profitable some people earning more than 1 bitcoin a month! just for posting thats better than my current job
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notlist3d
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September 06, 2015, 12:47:35 AM |
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I would like to get in on the signature selling too looks real profitable some people earning more than 1 bitcoin a month! just for posting thats better than my current job
Most won't be getting 1 BTC per month. You can go to see services for current rates. But you really need to bring something to the table if you are thinking that much. Also you will need to raise your account level. It is not fast but it is worth it. You will learn about mining, bitcoins, tons of topics on the forums. Eventually you will grow into a bigger rank and it will be easier to do them. General rule is full member is where the real money kicks in. Biggest advice make sure your posts contain good content, and are not one liners. Sadly a lot do crappy posts or one liners trying to gain posts and get a temp ban.
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gogxmagog
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Ad maiora!
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September 06, 2015, 05:34:51 AM |
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By the time your ranking is high enough to get a decent price, it will also be high enough to earn that same price every 2 months or so in a decent campaign. Why not just take your profits long get and steady?
Look at me. I'm a Legend (lol) and I might get what? 0.5 for my account. I make that in 2 months, and have done for almost a year (thus the legendary status... Campaigns force you to post a LOT!)
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smith coins
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September 06, 2015, 11:05:03 AM |
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unless you have senior ranking, the earning would be negligeable, i don't even think it's worth it at the moment to buy an account unless you get a discount, every campaign has lowered the earning and they are almost full
That's right, i see cheap prices of account nowadays but hard to get involved in any campaign, mostly full and some are closing. There's still plenty of campaigns to choose from and some have been renewing for months. It's also not true that only seniors are earning decent money. If you take into account the fact that you're being paid for every single post on a public forum, a place where people usually come to post for free anyway, I'd say any payment is good. Most campaigns put in one place Senior Hero and Legenday most of them the same rate, so i think starting from senior is the best idea. Also there are many other monthly which pays more per post.
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drugs
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September 06, 2015, 12:00:10 PM |
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I would like to get in on the signature selling too looks real profitable some people earning more than 1 bitcoin a month! just for posting thats better than my current job
Most won't be getting 1 BTC per month. You can go to see services for current rates. But you really need to bring something to the table if you are thinking that much. Also you will need to raise your account level. It is not fast but it is worth it. You will learn about mining, bitcoins, tons of topics on the forums. Eventually you will grow into a bigger rank and it will be easier to do them. General rule is full member is where the real money kicks in. Biggest advice make sure your posts contain good content, and are not one liners. Sadly a lot do crappy posts or one liners trying to gain posts and get a temp ban. Agreed withe everything you said. I don't think there's any campaigns where you can earn 1 bitcoin a month currentl eithery. Think there's some where you can earn half a coin but that's a lot of posts and only if you've got a Senior or Hero account.
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snade321
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September 06, 2015, 12:23:07 PM |
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How much does newbies get paid?
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vendetahome
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September 06, 2015, 01:34:35 PM |
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How much does newbies get paid?
newbies get really small money in my opinion as it was mentioned in previous post i guess its better to level up your account first to at least member level
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cyclist
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September 06, 2015, 01:36:17 PM |
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I'll be hiring around 40 users in the near future for the launch of our new gambling site. stay tuned and watch out for it in project developnment
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smith coins
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September 06, 2015, 01:38:30 PM |
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I'll be hiring around 40 users in the near future for the launch of our new gambling site. stay tuned and watch out for it in project developnment
You should have prepared the designs for signature campaign and an avatar for avatar campaign if any.
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Stargazer
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September 06, 2015, 09:17:14 PM |
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unless you have senior ranking, the earning would be negligeable, i don't even think it's worth it at the moment to buy an account unless you get a discount, every campaign has lowered the earning and they are almost full
That's right, i see cheap prices of account nowadays but hard to get involved in any campaign, mostly full and some are closing. There's still plenty of campaigns to choose from and some have been renewing for months. It's also not true that only seniors are earning decent money. If you take into account the fact that you're being paid for every single post on a public forum, a place where people usually come to post for free anyway, I'd say any payment is good. Most campaigns put in one place Senior Hero and Legenday most of them the same rate, so i think starting from senior is the best idea. Also there are many other monthly which pays more per post. Are you suggesting people should buy a Sr or higher account before they join a campaign? How can they start from Senior? Wait until they gain a rank before joining a campaign? That would be a waste of time and money. Yes, Senior and Hero members are sometimes being paid the same, but a full member can earn decent money so I can't agree with Amph here. Earnings below Senior rank are not negligible.
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notlist3d
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September 07, 2015, 05:31:45 PM |
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How much does newbies get paid?
newbies get really small money in my opinion as it was mentioned in previous post i guess its better to level up your account first to at least member level It is so small I would not mess with it. I think focusing on making posts with good content rather then focusing on amount of posts is something you need to learn. And best time to learn it is lower levels as it pay's less then. So really use it as a time to learn. Once you hit full member join a good signature campaign. You will have learned a lot and hopefully can do worthwhile posts by then. And you will start to make a little BTC. Signature campaigns are not going anywhere they will still be here.
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Mickeyb
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September 07, 2015, 06:25:37 PM |
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How much does newbies get paid?
newbies get really small money in my opinion as it was mentioned in previous post i guess its better to level up your account first to at least member level It is so small I would not mess with it. I think focusing on making posts with good content rather then focusing on amount of posts is something you need to learn. And best time to learn it is lower levels as it pay's less then. So really use it as a time to learn. Once you hit full member join a good signature campaign. You will have learned a lot and hopefully can do worthwhile posts by then. And you will start to make a little BTC. Signature campaigns are not going anywhere they will still be here. Exactly this. New people shouldn't concentrate only on number of posts but on the post quality. You don't want to post nonsense just to earn few cents more, because when you get to higher rankings and you will want to join a good, quality campaign that will pay you well, campaign managers will be reviewing your post history and you can get screwed in this way. So balance is really important, after all, we are all here for giving to a community through posting, BTC earned comes on the side.
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unholycactus
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September 07, 2015, 06:36:15 PM |
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How much does newbies get paid?
newbies get really small money in my opinion as it was mentioned in previous post i guess its better to level up your account first to at least member level It is so small I would not mess with it. I think focusing on making posts with good content rather then focusing on amount of posts is something you need to learn. And best time to learn it is lower levels as it pay's less then. So really use it as a time to learn. Once you hit full member join a good signature campaign. You will have learned a lot and hopefully can do worthwhile posts by then. And you will start to make a little BTC. Signature campaigns are not going anywhere they will still be here. Exactly this. New people shouldn't concentrate only on number of posts but on the post quality. You don't want to post nonsense just to earn few cents more, because when you get to higher rankings and you will want to join a good, quality campaign that will pay you well, campaign managers will be reviewing your post history and you can get screwed in this way. So balance is really important, after all, we are all here for giving to a community through posting, BTC earned comes on the side. It's pretty hard for a newbie to have insightful posts anyways, unless you've been a lurker for years and know a lot about Bitcoin.
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Mickeyb
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September 07, 2015, 07:07:48 PM |
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How much does newbies get paid?
newbies get really small money in my opinion as it was mentioned in previous post i guess its better to level up your account first to at least member level It is so small I would not mess with it. I think focusing on making posts with good content rather then focusing on amount of posts is something you need to learn. And best time to learn it is lower levels as it pay's less then. So really use it as a time to learn. Once you hit full member join a good signature campaign. You will have learned a lot and hopefully can do worthwhile posts by then. And you will start to make a little BTC. Signature campaigns are not going anywhere they will still be here. Exactly this. New people shouldn't concentrate only on number of posts but on the post quality. You don't want to post nonsense just to earn few cents more, because when you get to higher rankings and you will want to join a good, quality campaign that will pay you well, campaign managers will be reviewing your post history and you can get screwed in this way. So balance is really important, after all, we are all here for giving to a community through posting, BTC earned comes on the side. It's pretty hard for a newbie to have insightful posts anyways, unless you've been a lurker for years and know a lot about Bitcoin. You are exactly right. But that's a reason more why they need to concentrate more on quality (as hard as this might be) than on quantity. And in the process of posting, reading, and spending time on the forum, they will learn more and more.
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