How to pick best signature campaign

[kjnfmplm]

For me, personally, I look for the respectable Campaign Managers and their Bounty Campaign that they work on. Because, not only they are professionals, but they also look if it is a scam or not. They have better eyes than me in looking for scams in ICO's. They look out for the scams because if they won't, it would ruin their reputation. The previous managers that I've worked on were Yahoo, and MadZ. And both of them are good CM's.

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[Casalania]

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. 

I usually choose some signature campaign with high allocation for bounty campaign, and also the one with low hard cap, I believe that with that, they have the highest possibility of success since they only have a low target, and also if it is for long term, they might have some improvements.

[novie voresta]

Chose a bounty with trusted bounty managers. And the project must have a great long-term vision and potential, Experienced team. And look for the token allocation for the signature campaign.

[deodecagone]

Its hard to pick the best signature campaign. Make a reseach about the project, you must know the information by reading the white papers, knowing its advisors and its team, and lastly watching their videos about the project. To be sure that it is a good project.

[veekky]

There are a huge number of different services-information aggregators for ICO. They can find basic information about projects, as well as learn more about the organizers, the availability of the official website and pages in the social network. networks, and much more. I usually look at the ICObench rating. Or I choose someone with high rank in the Bounty reports and see which Bounty he participates in, for example, what signature is worth

[Aggioni]

The most important factor for me is whether i like this project and believe in it or not. I don't want to take part in bad projects and then sell my tokens asap.

[rbauer85]

we must first choose a bounty campaign managed by a respected bounty campaign manager. Stay away from bounty campaign executives criticized on the forum. I do not prefer very long bounty campaigns and I do not recommend it. If the ICO project and team are good, it will be successful in a short time.

[@baracitamon]

Choose a good signature campaign, you have to choose the successful project ico, good project ico want to pick you up on youtube learn experience, there are many people share.

[edwardsolo2021]

There are an immense number of various administrations data aggregators for ICO. They can discover fundamental data about tasks, and additionally take in more about the coordinators, the accessibility of the official site and pages in the informal organization. systems, and considerably more. I generally take a gander at the ICObench rating. Or on the other hand I pick somebody with high rank in the Bounty reports and see which Bounty he takes an interest in, for instance, what mark is worth

[Bheze]

It is very difficult to choose a good signing campaign in 2018. According to my interview, a real research, common sense and luck factor is important. When choosing a bounty signature campaign I review old forum members' suggestions. a good team, an honest CEO and an interesting idea.

[viperzero]

To search for a good bounty, you will have to look through many projects. In each of them pay attention to the activity in the Telegrams, the number of participants in the tables and the period of the bounty.

[MrKubemm]

Right bounty campaign must be choosen, in other not to waste time.
Firstly I'd check the roadmap, and the white paper to know the team behind.
Also knowing the reward allocated to signature is important as well as the manager of the program.
Those are the laid down criteria I use to choose any signature campaign. 

[pdutta]

A good signature campaign which has limited participant in order to get good stakes and always check white paper, a roadmap of the company and check dev team and also check who manage the project.

[mbah]

view based on ICO from the bounty primarily from the whitepaper that is an important guideline. In addition to this see also the developer team in the bounty in order to determine the best bounty that could produce. easiest then search the only manager experienced bounty and follow a bounty he runs. but this is not a guarantee and is just a small tip only.

[nagasaking]

I love choosing a signature campaign from a project that allocates a decent percentage of their total coins for a bounty. I am also looking for responsive gift managers, projects / whitepapers / websites and solid teams. If there is an excel spreadsheet that shows how many people have signed up for the prize.

[ourepts]

To get a good signature campaign, my suggestion is to first fill in the project, see the bounty manager who handles it, and see who the advisor has handled the ICO successfully. That's my advice about signature campaigns.

[Irviyandi]

If I think how to choose a good signature campaign is to see how the allocation of funds provided for the signature campaign if alokasinya high then you can choose the signature campaign and again see who the manager of the Bounty

[vertolesrix]

Look at the token distribution and the whole project since the main idea, the team of your chosen project and it's way of conducting the development process play a huge role in the further process. Also, try to look at the Bounty campaign duration, maybe it's not worthy to enter if there are few days left. However, if you see that the Bounty campaign just started and you like the idea and the team is experienced, join it and try to participate every day, so you can get as much profit as you can. BUT, if the project will result to be SCAM, you will not receive anything and will lose all your efforts and time spend participating

[zikabra]

If I think how to choose a good signature campaign is to see how the allocation of funds provided for the signature campaign if alokasinya high then you can choose the signature campaign and again see who the manager of the Bounty

What alokasinya is? This makes sense because you use google translator to post on forum, you don't know english therefore you have to follow other people and their suggestions.
Read announcement forum and when you find good project join bounty.

[silverston]

I always look at the website of the project, the group in Telegram, Twitter and Facebook. If there are a lot of people on social networks and high activity, then most likely they are real, not bought. I also need to study the team.