How to pick best signature campaign

[esteam008@gmail.com]

When it comes to joining a special bonus campaign for campaigns that last for 2-3 months, the best thing to do is to research the campaign. You can start by reading their official report, and see if a campaign manager with a red trust can be helpful. In general, to get an effective signature campaign you have to find a good and non-fraudulent project

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[Btcshawn2017]

Best signature campaign matters most in big allocation and a big project which manage by some of highly rank members in this forum. And good strategic market.

[heppot]

just like seeing good ico as well as when you join a signature campaign.
why do you join a bounty that promises to pay millions of dollars but finally the token is worthless when entering the market?
better join bounty that paid a little but at the end you got high value.

[cryptoclassic]

I want to participate in a bounty program that provides a campaign signature that is easy to do. like making only 10 posts per week. this will make me not focus too much on my bounty work.

[Wallflower28]

What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns.  With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it.  With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions.  I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member. 

Try to look out my signature, this is a good ICO and you can easily do the tasks in signature campaign. Aside from that, this is an exchange platform and I think exchange is the best kind of ICO because most of exchange platform succeed. I believe that you can earn in almost 3- 4 months in every campaign, just be wise in selecting a good bounty and do not attach with CM that has negative trust.

[margaret22]

You should check how much the ICO pais for the participants, and how many participants there are. Also, the quality of the ICO matters a lot.

[trishacole]

Okay.. Taking part in a bounty is like investing in the project. In this case you are investing your time. And if you value time more than money,  you will realize that before you invest in any project you have to do your own study. You need to check the real use of the project and its potential adoption level. Check out the experience of the team behind it and also check their social activities . By social activities I mean how they respond to reasonable questions put forward by experienced members of the forum. If many higher ranking members are many on the project,  it's likely a good project.

Also,  note that the reward you get depends on the time you join the campaign and how many members are taking part with their ranks. 

Hope this helps a little?

[Guddini]

I look at the project itself, if I like the project and I see the future in it, then I dress their signature

[reality18]

Before choosing a signature campaign, it is always smart to study about the whole project to ascertain the authenticity and the potential of it getting successful on the market. Secondly, look out for the percentage pool of the total bounty tokens allocated for signature campaign as some signature campaigns pays more than others.

[surgical_duude]

What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns.  With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it.  With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions.  I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member.  

If you are afraid of joining scam bounty campaign, take part in the projects of famous team managers (Amazix, tokensuite, ...). I usually check their ICO (tokensale, roadmap, team, and bounty pool) before participating in a signature campaign. Also, I usually check their bounty telegram, you know more about how the manager works, which is also very important when choosing a campaign.

[Midaktai]

What criteria do you guys use to pick your signature campaigns.  With some of them lasting 2-3 months it seems like a critical decision and I'm not quite sure how to go about it.  With all the scams out there I am fearful of picking a junker which not only hurts me but the people looking at my promotions.  I would like to have one picked out for when I switch over to Jr Member. 

be like this, to follow a good bounty, and the signcamp division that you want to follow, you can read the ico whitepaper that you follow, make sure the roadmaps are clear, see the team and dev, make sure you join their channel telegram and see how many join, I hope this helps

[Helen1122]

this stage many bounty campaign once appeared, but many were extended and does not match the target. increasingly difficult to select campaign bounty now. not to mention the many campaign managers are exposed to negative trush.

[harm]

Picking mark battle you need to take an interest resembles bet, you need to chance. While picking best mark crusade you should examine their stage and think about the capability of the undertaking. Once in a while I join in light of the fact that the crusade supervisor is trusted.

[mightwalker]

I choose a signature bounty based on some factor:
- The project: Is it good?
- The community: Not too crowd but they need active in telegram. It reflects the interest in the project.
- The pool allocation: Calculate in USD, in case the price when listed on the exchange is not much as you think ( can be divided 2-3 times), and how many people join in this signature bounty, If too many, this means that the tokens that you receive very low. Others factor like how many participants quit the signature bounty,...
- And the last but not least, try to contribute high-quality topic or post to earn merit for getting the higher rank.

[Kurokyy]

This year where the ICO was very different last year, my criteria for choosing an ICO project is if the ICO reaches softcape, from some WPs from the project that I read even though they have unique and innovative concepts but are often very different from the conditions that exist in my analysis.

The only way to determine if the ico is worth investing is through their white paper because you cannot always determine if the project is a scam or legitimate instantly.

[CoinCowgirl]

Get information about the campaighs before you go for it. Who is behind it? Have they done it before? Do they have a good story? Is everything look professionaly...........etc.etc. Good luck!

[swartzias]

I stick to the strategy, 1 week in each bounty, this is the most profitable option, only if we are not talking about a closed bounty, where the total number of participants is limited.

[jankekek]

Participate on signature campaigns with a higher allocated amount of funds than other bounties and higher percentage of sharing. Always check the bounty manager if he/she is trusted or not, his rank and his recent works as a bounty manager. Choose signature campaigns with an easy rules to do so that you will not pressure yourself on working on it.

[Painfire]

Stick to one bounty Manager. I personally do so. There is a group of bounty managers who provide a limited number of places, which in turn is very profitable, as all the coins are divided between a small number of people, and of course no matter how fat bounty was not needed high ranks.

[Natnat213]

make sure that youve search about campaign that wanted to join and get all the information that you want to know about it because its hard to know in our genration to know who is good.