How to pick best signature campaign

[ronics]

Today we must focus on developing our individual accounts and when it comes to becoming a member list as a Jr you can talk about how to get involved with signature campaigns and how to choose a true campaign so that Join, but the very first thing to look at in a signature campaign is the good potential of the project and who is managing it to be a campaign and how much reward is given.

[Papaczed]

I mostly check on who's managing the campaign, managers who have been known to be reliable and successful. I usually look for the managers I have worked before. Then I read the thread to know what the project is all about and analyze how it could be beneficial to the general public. I also read the requirements for the campaign, I will join only if I am sure I could do it weekly.

There are some factors to be considered in choosing a good signature campaign. A bounty hunter should check its white paper and its recent project. He/should should also have research about the manager and its members. Popularity may also be considered.

[Invester]

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. 

There are several indicators to be careful or even vigilant about when joining signature campaigns. Aside from considering the amount allocated for it, you will also take note of the number of posts that are required from you on a certain duration. But most of all, please take a look at the project itself. Scam projects are now very common. You need to make a little bit serious study of the project you wish to promote.

[pictsidhe]

There are a lot of scam projects, so you have to research well about the project and the team involved with the project, read whitepaper, before the joining the signature campaign.
Before you join any signature campaign, you have to follow this rule...
1st, always make sure that the signature campaign manager is holding a considerable amount of BTC in escrow. 2nd, make sure that the campaign runs for at least one month. 3rd, don't join any campaign, which asks for more than 25 posts per week. 4th, choose the signature rule that doesn't give or obligate the difficult task.
Those are available to be the reference for joining the signature program.

I think, investing our time and energy in the signature campaign will be okay, for the reward is also big.

[alberdina]

In selecting the projects of course I have to be careful because we normally expect to succeed but they stop in the middle of the road. And projects not be hoping to achieve success. Several ways like doing checks managers, teams and their website were also very nice. So we actually have many ways to determine project ICO which is nice.

[vukopol]

Picking mark crusade you need to take part resembles bet, you need to chance. While picking best mark crusade you should contemplate their stage and think about the capability of the undertaking. Once in a while I join on the grounds that the crusade director is trusted.

[warialien7]

if I think this is also a problem we have to care about, because in choosing the best gift campaign and looking for a very good signature campaign, there are many things to look at and see the criteria of a project. Firstly, see if the prize manager has a trust rating that good and look for ICO project if it has a high ranking, then we have to study the project team very carefully so that we can check bitcointalk thread, whitepaper, The hard cap and soft cap target ICO

[manyexp]

I think I need a lot of experience.
It is difficult to find a good Bounty from the beginning.
Participate, read white paper, roadmap and learn about team.
As experience accumulates, mistakes can be reduced.

[piscook]

I think if you must know the quality of the campaign and also the campaign manager who has a good record of trust. Choosing a signature campaign is also a general rule of gift and a signature gift rule. Next is the percentage allocated from the bounty. Then the managers who hold their gifts and projects succeed. And the most important is my account rank.

[Casdinyard]

I think in choosing we should look for something that reflect our personality so as for me I'm choosing EON Protocol as it help the gamers to have a decentralized gaming platform and innovate more through the years. And I really like their concept by the way and besides in choosing you should believe on the project itself.

[hetecon]

I now have a good Twitter account and I try to participate in subscription campaigns, but I have not found anything worthwhile lately. It's something wrong about crypt.

[ylnar123]

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. 

Every signature campaign or even all the bounty campaign go through the process that would take time. There is no guarantee that the campaign you are joining will be successful at the end because of the competition in the industry of cryptocurrency. Try to read and understand the whitepaper of the project because it is the only thing that could help you decide if the project has a real world use or not.

[Omparkash72]

To pick best signature campaign you have to first choose the best bounty what is the project and the team behind that project and also the bounty manager, read whitepaper of that.If you feel satisfied with this then take a look about signature campaign, how long the campaign is and how much stakes is being given to the person of your position. Generally the percentage of allocation of stakes is more then 20% in signature campaign in almost every bounty but you have to check how many person have joined this and what will you get after completion.

[btctalk123]

It is really a critical decision, because most of the time you need to stay in the signature campaign to the end, otherwise they will not pay you. I will also point out of that important thing is a manager who leads the programm.

[iancortis]

choosing signature campaign most of the time im looking for the token allocated budget, the team behind it, how they transparent to investors and participants, the purpose of the project and  to know the capacity that maybe it can reached the hardcap when they selling their tokens.

[efodix]

I think you need to understand, that this ICO project offers good project (respectively in finances or consumer goods services), has strong team and big investors/advisors supporting it, so it will not look like a scam project.

[Norihiro]

That's a really tough question! Various factors affect bountys success, I always take in account managers and the very project itself, and the popularity amongst hunters as well, I should say.

[mattcerna16]

Look for one with a high chance of selling a decent amount of tokens is the most important thing as most of the bounties tend to base their rewards on the amount of tokens that they sell.

[molenracing]

There are many ways to decide if the project is good or not, but there are some important points you should learn. website, project team, Manager, and reward .. all that is very decisive. but it is also not a guarantee, because investors also contribute to the success of a Cryptocurrency project.

[air_droper]

the first thing I look at is the bounty Manager. there are managers with a good reputation. it is advisable to choose a bounty of just such managers. in this case, the risk of scamming bounty is minimized. but even an experienced Manager does not give a 100% guarantee of success. you should analyze the project yourself before you join.