Not all campaigns earn profit? What factors determine successful campaigns

[lunaalthea]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

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[Yakamoto]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

What are you referring to exactly? "Campaigns" is a very broad term and can be used to describe basically anything that requires extended effort over a period of time, and it could have various implications referring to advertising, moving things, business campaigns, military, etc. Each of which could be involved in some manner of earning a "profit".

Just give us a bit more information and specifics on what it is you want and then we can give you a useful answer. You're too vague.

[hkdfgkdf]

I think you mean campaigns like signature campaigns promoting ICOs and newly born token out there.  Well if you want be sure that a campaign is paying. Check carefully if it is still on going or it is not already ended. Review some background regarding their project and the team organizing it. Join their groups like in social medias like facebook, twitter, telegram, etc. Verifying campaigns you want to join is big deal to make sure that it is worth your time promoting them.

[BenR]

This should be obvious. You want to know what determines successful campaigns? Go to business school

Supply vs. demand.
Expectations of the crowd.

Do some research. Most new ventures fail. Most new cryptos lost value when they hit the exchanges.

You want to make money? Invest in something worthwhile, or build something that others will value.

[coolcountry]

You have to do some research before signing up for a signature campaign. Try to read and understand their whitepaper., so that you can gauge whether the ICO is meaningful or not. See if the creators are anonymous, or are they willing to publish their names, perhaps their LinkedIn profiles as well? See if they are active in their telegram channel. Overall openness and activity are good signs generally.

[WhichIsGood]

I think you mean campaigns like signature campaigns promoting ICOs and newly born token out there.   Well if you want be sure that a campaign is paying. Check carefully if it is still on going or it is not already ended. Review some background regarding their project and the team organizing it. Join their groups like in social medias like facebook, twitter, telegram, etc. Verifying campaigns you want to join is big deal to make sure that it is worth your time promoting them.

You can also include the competence of Bounty Campaign Managers as a factor when you choose bounty campaigns. There are a lot of notable, trusted and experienced Bounty Campaign Managers in this forum. Look for their profile and their past works.

[denzkilim]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

What are you referring to exactly? "Campaigns" is a very broad term and can be used to describe basically anything that requires extended effort over a period of time, and it could have various implications referring to advertising, moving things, business campaigns, military, etc. Each of which could be involved in some manner of earning a "profit".

Just give us a bit more information and specifics on what it is you want and then we can give you a useful answer. You're too vague.

I think he is referring to signature campaigns or maybe all kinds of campaigns done here in bitcointalk and outside bitcointalk.  

[TyrellWellick]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

What are you referring to exactly? "Campaigns" is a very broad term and can be used to describe basically anything that requires extended effort over a period of time, and it could have various implications referring to advertising, moving things, business campaigns, military, etc. Each of which could be involved in some manner of earning a "profit".

Just give us a bit more information and specifics on what it is you want and then we can give you a useful answer. You're too vague.

Putting questions like this, is somewhat too broad for the specifics, you should be able to define what you really asked.

[olushakes]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

If your curiosity is about whether running a campaign brings profit to the project, then its yes but campaign alone does not cut it. What campaign would do is bring awareness to the project and not force people to invest because even in the campaign there is always a disclaimer of intending investors to do their own research and in the process, people realise its not worth putting money into, then there is nothing much campaigns would be able to do. But it would have been a separate news if it were viable project for people to invest.

[Quidat]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

When it comes to campaign there are lots which is on signature,social media,translation,blog and many more but I do suspect that you are referring on Bounty campaigns generally which do have all the possible campaigns that you do try to ask on here. When it comes to profit it wont really guarantee you since we cant be sure if those coins would be listed directly or ending up on scam.Having adjustment on payouts which would result on having less pay which isnt worth for your effort. Bitcoin signature campaigns do have fix weekly pay which is excluded on the list.

[TyrellWellick]

This should be obvious. You want to know what determines successful campaigns? Go to business school

Supply vs. demand.
Expectations of the crowd.

Do some research. Most new ventures fail. Most new cryptos lost value when they hit the exchanges.

You want to make money? Invest in something worthwhile, or build something that others will value.

THANK YOU! I think this thread is most likely because of morale or activity reasons. LMAO

Because as what we can obviously tell, the answer is common sense. 

[Fire Rabbit]

First of all can you specify what do you mean by a campaign? Are you referring to ICOs or its signature campaigns? If you are referring  signature campaigns, then most of the campaigns are successful because most of the campaigns pay a decent amount to its participants. If you are not getting participants to promote the campaign then we can say that its not successful.

[onrise]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

What are you referring to exactly? "Campaigns" is a very broad term and can be used to describe basically anything that requires extended effort over a period of time, and it could have various implications referring to advertising, moving things, business campaigns, military, etc. Each of which could be involved in some manner of earning a "profit".

Just give us a bit more information and specifics on what it is you want and then we can give you a useful answer. You're too vague.

I think he is referring to signature campaigns or maybe all kinds of campaigns done here in bitcointalk and outside bitcointalk.  

It could be all promotional activities/campaign that take place and not just specified to one I personally think so.

OP - It is very obvious that all product that launches in the market does not guarantee the success and same goes with the cypto currencies. One of the things that determines the success is the requirement of the coin and it solves some purpose for the people. Another is the great team and vision which helps to lead form the front.

[teddy5145]

Signature Campaigns can be classified as advertisement/promotion.
We all know that in advertisement, the people who wants to advertise will lose money, a lot.
a 30-seconds ads in superbowl can cost you $4 Mil, although what determines whether the advertisement (In this case, signature campaigns) are successfull or not are the number that got pulled in by the advertisement.
In advertisement you are looking for a new customers who wants to use your service/ buy your products.

[reflector]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

That is true but if you maintain your post quality and roam over all the section you will be able to get placed again and again in the different campaign. Even the campaign manager will ready to take you in whenever you passed the application to newly opened campaign. There are some long run gambling campaign in the forum but they will not be sure when they close. However, try to get the good name from the managers that will make long life with the campaign earnings.

[The_Dark_Knight]

This should be obvious. You want to know what determines successful campaigns? Go to business school

Supply vs. demand.
Expectations of the crowd.

Do some research. Most new ventures fail. Most new cryptos lost value when they hit the exchanges.

You want to make money? Invest in something worthwhile, or build something that others will value.

You do not necessarily go to business school just read a few books about economics and that is enough, if the op is referring to any kind of bounty campaigns the reason they fail is simply lack of interest from the public, many icos are coming every month, some are promising and some are just copies from other projects, those that do to bring anything new have low probabilities of success and that is why they fail.

[entrepmind23]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

Whose point of view are you referring to? The campaign participant or the one who runs the campaign? I would suppose that what you mean here is the signature campaign and/or social media campaigns. From the point of view of a participant, a campaign would be successful if the one who runs it would be able to attract many participants and then pay them on time. If the campaign manager is active then there is a high probability that the participants would be more active too in promoting especially if the payment is in bitcoin because it is paid weekly so there is assurance to the participants. If the payment is in tokens and payment is after the ICO then many participants would stop promoting half way because probably they find a higher paying campaign or any other reason and there is a tendency too that the campaign would not continue if the Pre-ICO is a failure and bounty participants would not be paid.

From the point of view of the one who runs the campaign like the developers and founders of the project, a campaign would be successful if there would be more investors after the implementation of the campaign and reaching its softcap and hardcap. Advertising will be worth it because their expected outcome has been realized. It would be win-win situation for them and its bounty participants and for the investors too if they can deliver what they promise. However, there would be times when it would not be profitable because investors don't see a reason why they should invest in the project.

[btc_angela]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

Are you talking about the campaign participants point of view. For us, of course this is a guarantee profit because you are being paid for weekly to advertisement the company or project or ICO that you have joined. Usually last 1-4 weeks at least at a minimum so you are getting profits as long as the campaign run. But on the point of view of projects, if they see that the campaign no longer bringing investors or players enough to offset all the money they spend on campaign, most of them will suddenly stop it and maybe try other marketing to try and raise money. There's no factor if a campaign will be successful, it really depends if the project is getting enough clicks, investors to put money on the projects because of the campaign. Its like promoting a business, if its not getting enough customers then you should stop and re-think other strategy.

[Reatim]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

Again, another newbie questions that is not clear.

Since you are here in the forum, I would assume that you are referring to signature campaign or bounty program in both bitcoin and altcoin section. As far as knowledge and experience, you just need to joined a campaign and follow the rules to see that you get paid. So it obvious that you are guarantee a profit weekly/month depending on which campaigns you joined. Some of them gives a good payout and even a bonus, while others will be basing based on the raised amount during Pre-ICO, and offer Tokens as payment.

As far as what factors, we can't really tell, if the campaigns reach a large audience, waking the interest of most members here specially if your project is gambling related, or just plain ICO who's target is all crypto lovers. If I may add, I think the best tool to really get the word out regarding your project should also include social media campaigns as well.

[steveabrahams]

Is this true? Campaigns does not guarantee profit? Can you share your knowledge and experience? And also, I would like to know the factors that should be look upon to see if the campaign will be a successful one?

Which one actually ? The campaign participants or the campaign owner ? If we talk about the campaign participants, it's profitable if the payment based on bitcoins but if the payment based on tokens like on bounties not all campaign can earn profits. If the project don't reach the softcap, the campaigns will become nothing and you will not get paid.