What would be perfect?

[Team Saske]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

[The_Dark_Knight]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

There are two types of campaigns those that pay in bitcoin and those that pay in the altcoin they are promoting, both get a lot of interest but the most important component to make a bounty campaign a success is a good manager, a bounty campaign can turn ugly very rapidly if the manager is incompetent, so find an experimented manager in the forum give decent rewards and things will go smoothly.

[cydrix]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

Theres no perfect recipe for a perfect campaign because first because theres no such thing as a perfect bounty campaign it will always have flaws even yahoo the number #1 has his own flaws. So to be a good campaign manager you to need at first a good reputation and have atleast a good team to operate the campaign  properly

[h0lybyte]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

The both bounty campaigns that pay in bitcoin and those that pay in crypto they are promoting are equally cherished by members.
All the desired elements of bounty campaign must be in proper maintenance and i think there should be more prevalent change in rewarding proportion
Thus the members show more interest in bounty an in project also.

[jtipt]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

For an bounty campaign that's a good idea, but it wouldn't attract many quality posters. Since almost no one wants the tokens, most of people who look to join campaigns is not for the coin its promoting they join just for the money. Tokens don't really appeal to many as if they project isn't good the tokens aren't going to be worth alot, so people prefer if they payment is in bitcoin.

[Immakillya]

The project itself. People here are looking for potential altcoin that they can get from bounties. Ofcourse they make that the project that they joined is a good one. So they could get huge profit. If you look at the bounty section, you'll understand what i mean. Some bounty projects has bad managers. I experienced that once and never get back. Some of them are newbies. So it's hard for other members to join the bounty. Members trust higher ranks managers. That's the difference between newbie managers to higher rank managers.

[Maum]

Most succesful ICO went both ways. They ran bounties with paying the advertised coin  and campaigns, that paid in BTC. For both kinds of campaigns a good manager is needed for protecting against spam.

[illusioNiZt]

It doesn't really matter but if the payouts are given in Bitcoin you can make the thread in service section, if you are paying in alt-coin thread belongs in alt-coin bounty section although I guess service section campaigns receives more attention and of-course good manager is recommended.

[Beerwizzard]

People more often participate in BTC paying signature campaigns simply because you don't have to read anything about the project (income is not guaranteed, if your project is garbage then people will just grab their BTC and you won't get any income from it). Campaigns with altcoin or token payments also may be popular, everything depends on our project and its promotion but if your project is unclear then even the best manager won't be able to do anything.

[passwordnow]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign?

Do you have an upcoming project? or do you want to promote something or start your own bounty campaign? Read this thread, everything you need to know is in there https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1684035.0Signature Campaign Guidelines (read this before starting or joining a campaign)

Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

Yes, do you have some suggestions or other medium for paying the participants?

[Patatas]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

- It's subjective
- Should depend on the quality of the project and their tendencies to shine in the market.
- An ICO with no base funds to market themselves offering tokens doesn't make any sense since they are literally broke.
- Promotional strategies.If I see an ICO on my social media page,reddit with people showing interest,I'd be lured to have some of their tokens.

Bounty hunters are a cancer to the forum anyway.

[Hexah]

I don't know what are the best recipe to a perfect but I don't think there are perfect one. I think best is the appropriate term rather than it has to be perfect, well, if you want to join in a campaign or have plans on a project to open up a bounty campaign, then it would be best if you pay who joins the campaign in bitcoin since many members here prefer that as a bounty.

Bounty hunters are a cancer to the forum anyway.

Yeah, I think so too this are the reason many spam are lurking in the forum because of it, but not to judge them we can't really control them since it's legal in the forum to operate that one and hence, I think mprep posted some rules regarding to it and I think that would be in help to the community of the forum.

[Rahar02]

If you're joining a bounty campaign, yes you should be paid in tokens which you have promoted, usually by the end of ICO sale.
But, an outstanding bounty campaign will divide their funds to pay signature campaign using bitcoin and have bounty campaign which paid in tokens or both (bitcoin and tokens). An outstanding bounty campaign should be judged by their project, developers team, marketing and legal management, you should assess all of those factors before decide to join in.

[949miner]

i dont understand why there are some people who are joining bounty campaigns, they are being paid with a token that they dont know if it is going to have a real value once that they are paid with those.
Maybe they were expecting to get $100 worth of X coin, and in fact, they receive $20 of that coin because it doesnt reach the price that it was going to get.
I prefer the campaigns payed in bitcoin, they will make sure that you are going to get well paid for your work.

[Drixy]

i dont understand why there are some people who are joining bounty campaigns, they are being paid with a token that they dont know if it is going to have a real value once that they are paid with those.
Maybe they were expecting to get $100 worth of X coin, and in fact, they receive $20 of that coin because it doesnt reach the price that it was going to get.
I prefer the campaigns payed in bitcoin, they will make sure that you are going to get well paid for your work.

True mate but paying tokens also helps them lessen their expenses because they already invested some huge money on that token on the making process. And familiarizing some speculators on the product they are advertising it is a common idea to pay tokens than bitcoin to pay it smoothly and support the token exchanges you did know that it takes fees to exchange the tokens you have so it is a contribution to the coins that supports that tokens. So there you have it cheers

[aoihs00]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

I think you are confused with payments of signature campaigns which pay in the form of bitcoin (mostly) and there are bounties who are having different promotional activities and all are paid in the form of their own tokens. These tokens are X percentage of total circulating tokens for that particular project reserved for marketing and publication of the company.


So they actually give rewards in the form crypto only which they are promoting. Im still not getting what confused you in the first place.

[Boseda]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

Yes, bounty campaigns usually reward people with new coins/tokens coming from new ICOs. The success of the campaign is highly connected to the success of ICO itself. So if a project is good, the campaign will be managed well too. But if a project is poor and ends up to be a scam, the bounty campaign will be a scam as well and they won't people bounty partecipants.

You may choose any bounty you like but I suggest you to promote a project you like and probably use when it will be released. Now I'm promoting blocklancer since I believe in this project. I used fiverr as a freelancer for a while but don't use it anymore since they have lots of problem. Thus I think ther's a huge need of decentralized platforms for freelancers and blocklancer.net could be the right solution. So I'm glad to advertise this website and ICO.

[Fire Rabbit]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

Basically it depends upon the concept of the project. But if you want your ICO to reach out to many, you should offer btc as rewards for the campaign.
Because users prefer to do signature campaigns if they receive btc as rewards. There is nothing wrong in offering your tokens as rewards for the campaign. But it will be difficult to find users to promote your ICO if you pay them in your tokens.

[Baofeng]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

Perfect manager, perfect manager, escrows are being held by someone trusted. A campaign that manage by the likes of Yahoo has a greater chance that you are going to get paid in time. However, in bounty campaign in the altcoin market its really hard to tell what's perfect because its ICO based. If the ICO is successful then of course you will a good returns, however most of the ICO are scammy and you will end up getting nothing.

[Team Saske]

What is the perfect recipe for an outstanding Bounty Campaign? Should participants be rewarded in the crypto they're promoting?

Basically it depends upon the concept of the project. But if you want your ICO to reach out to many, you should offer btc as rewards for the campaign.
Because users prefer to do signature campaigns if they receive btc as rewards. There is nothing wrong in offering your tokens as rewards for the campaign. But it will be difficult to find users to promote your ICO if you pay them in your tokens.

How much BTC per post is good to get quality contributions?