Signature Campaign

[target]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

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[owlcatz]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

This is the thread you want to follow - Mitchell is a great guy, too.

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

Edit: Here is how activity and ranks work here.

[FaucetWorld]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

This is the thread you want to follow - Mitchell is a great guy, too.

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

Edit: Here is how activity and ranks work here.

both links ^ are useful, but i think that ranks are more clearly presented here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0

[gentlemand]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

You'd make money a load quicker by buying an older account in the digital goods section. You'd have outlay but you'd make it back quickly and then you'd be earning properly. If you don't have valid points to add, though, you may be booted out of whatever campaign you sign up for.

[alwinlinzee]

Your present member level cannot give you much bitcoin but you can check https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 for payment rates.

[Kabapka]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

dont waste your time with signatures while being newbie, learn about the forum ,bitcoin and get to member level, then you can get some bonus while posting.

[Laosai]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

Well the possible quickest way is buying an account, but I don't recommend it for newbies on bitcoin cuz they most likely to post spam. But if you have already knowledges on bitcoin and can discuss without spamming, then why not an account with a higher rank to get bonuses while having discussion and posting.

And regarding to campaigns that accept newbies, AFAIK 777coin and steadyturtle do accept newbies in their campaign, but its now worth it. Better explore the forum first and when you reach a higher rank, you can now participate on a campaign with a much higher paying rates.

[Kprawn]

Being a beginner and possible a newbie in the field, it would not be advised to join any signature campaign until you can post constructively and add value to the forum. Use this

time to ask questions and to browse this forum and also other Bitcoin sites to gather as much information as you can. Once you have reached a level where you reckon you will be

able to add value and post constructively, you can join any signature campaign you like. Just remember not to spam with worthless posts and you will be fine. The signature

campaign should not be seen as a method to gain a income, but rather a bonus reward system for your time and positive contribution to this forum. Good luck and welcome to the

forum. 

[panjul07]

I also wanted to join a campaign, how can i have a better rank as quick as possible?
can you cite some advertisers who accepts newbies?

dont waste your time with signatures while being newbie, learn about the forum ,bitcoin and get to member level, then you can get some bonus while posting.

Yap that sounds better, newbie is not recommended to join signature campaign otherwise it will lead to spam. Better to enjoy his newbie time to learn and make some good posts to increase activity.

But if he is so excited to earn from sign campaign, the fastest way is by buying higher level account even though it is not recommended also IMHO.

[crazyivan]

I agree with the previous posts, u need to try to reach Hero or Legendary status before you consider making a bit BTC from campaigns. Before that, it s simply not interesting.

[FaucetWorld]

I agree with the previous posts, u need to try to reach Hero or Legendary status before you consider making a bit BTC from campaigns. Before that, it s simply not interesting.

The difference between Senior Member and Hero / Legendary Member is very little. There are also sig campaigns that pay pretty well for Full Members - look my signature

[mirana12345]

I agree with the previous posts, u need to try to reach Hero or Legendary status before you consider making a bit BTC from campaigns. Before that, it s simply not interesting.

The difference between Senior Member and Hero / Legendary Member is very little. There are also sig campaigns that pay pretty well for Full Members - look my signature

The campaign you are in may be interesting for full members that tend to post a lot, but to the ones that don't quite post as often it's much better to
try out fixed campaigns. Anyways, campaigns are now not really paying as much as they did before, and the problem is that many people join and spam useless posts
and thus lower the rate per post for everyone.

[mtnsaa]

I agree with the previous posts, u need to try to reach Hero or Legendary status before you consider making a bit BTC from campaigns. Before that, it s simply not interesting.

I don't agree with this, I'm a new member and I recently joined a campaign when I became Jr. because I'm very active in the forum either way. Maybe in the past was more profitable but for a Jr. Member like me is a great way to slowly grow my bitcoin stash.

Of course it's obvious that a Hero or Legendary member like you will earn much more but one step at a time

[FaucetWorld]

I agree with the previous posts, u need to try to reach Hero or Legendary status before you consider making a bit BTC from campaigns. Before that, it s simply not interesting.

The difference between Senior Member and Hero / Legendary Member is very little. There are also sig campaigns that pay pretty well for Full Members - look my signature

The campaign you are in may be interesting for full members that tend to post a lot, but to the ones that don't quite post as often it's much better to
try out fixed campaigns. Anyways, campaigns are now not really paying as much as they did before, and the problem is that many people join and spam useless posts
and thus lower the rate per post for everyone.

These are the laws of the free market. When demand is large (advertising) price increases, when supply is high (number of users) the price falls. Life..