How to pick best signature campaign

[Rosilito]

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. 

It is very hard. Well, try to look about the bounty manager if they are good, or popular for managing bounties then it is pretty somewhat good also the bounty itself. Because first and foremost they won't taking up bounties if they aren't sure that the bounty would not work well in the end. Because the first that will suffer it is them. Next one is that, try to check their white paper or try joining first on their telegram and then observe.

[MadaraAvenger]

Honestly I don't know what to pick anymore as I have read to many bad bounties experiences lately. I have joined on the bounty of humancoin and I hope this was a good pick for me as the manager has a good prestige on this forum so I trust him.

[Deulealis]

First of all, I look at the manager and what companies he held before this, then on the number of participants and rank. Then the activity of social networks. I try to take companies where there are a couple of Legends in the participants

[Infracoins]

actually, signature campaign is really good!..but for you to know what is the best, you should read their platforms first!...if it fits you, then you should participate, if not, just ignore!.....for you not to waste your time!

[Sandeep24]

First You can start signature campaign when you become Jr. member. Second first you may study best bounty profile like company profile, company roadmap and company white paper etc. because these factors can make to choose good company project. After study all these things you can join  signature campaign. I hope it would helpful for everyone.

[00DKM@]

A good bounty campaign is a campaign managed by a bounty team / manager who is experienced in regulating the information and engaging the participant. In addition, testing and validation of information, ideas of the project is also a factor in bringing about a successful campaign.

[xenomorphe1]

I don't know. If you have a lot of free time, you can look at each new signature campaign. But there is too many new signature campaigns everyday. And you can only participate in one of them for 5-6 months. It is impossible to know if your choice was the best or not. Also a signature campaign can be extended. You don't really know how many tokens you are going to earn at the end of the campaign. And you can't know if the project is going to do well or not or if it is a scam. You need a lot of luck.

[Atfirstno]

I would rather stick to bounty managers with a member Rank and up, I personally avoid junior and newbie members, not saying they are scammers or something, it is just that high rank members are way more reliable, you can also check their previous bounties on the forum.

[riskarcher]

it would be better to choose the signature that the manager always updates every time we finish the campaign task so we know the stake we can and so can calculate the post how much we should do every week. and I suggest that you choose a project with a large company partner and have a profitable influence

[lexalebas]

I always follow some necessary conditions in this process:
1. Trusty bounty manager
2. Project that is able for success
3. Relatively little amount of participants (calculated by myself in spreadsheet) and big bounty pull

[Applechild]

the project has to be useful in everyday economy, allow many people to participate, good amount of reward to go round and i prefer pay per post in dollars. its a big encourage to work under such arrangement it will motivate you to do more because you will have a target to meet by every post.

[dmerrifield9844]

Yeah 2-3 months is quite significant waste of time should you end up joining a scam of an ICO. Better participate in airdrop so you can have minimal time wasted, if and if, ICO is a scam.

[muddy waters]

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. 

My decision on entering this or that signature campaign depends mainly on the calculation of a possible profit.
A nice example is UChain: I estimated that I would earn around $150 for 5 weeks of participation. That's a discouraging figure because they allocated only 6% of bounty pool to signature.
So I decided not to take part in this campaign though the project itself was very promising.

[vatanen]

I have my own criteria when picking and choosing a good and quality signature campaign. One of this criteria is that it is managed by a well known and positive rated bounty manager. Another is that it has the highest percentage of the total bounty allocation of the project.

[dataispower]

I have my own criteria when picking and choosing a good and quality signature campaign. One of this criteria is that it is managed by a well known and positive rated bounty manager. Another is that it has the highest percentage of the total bounty allocation of the project.

I usually choose the signature by the projects listed in the exchanges. Or ICOs coming from well-known marketing. That helps me avoid wasting time if I join a scam ICO

[panjay]

from their product:

are they a platform kind of service? utility? or just currency, I much prefer the platform one, considering if your platform being useful your tokens will worth more because many people will use it.

from their kinda of sponsor or angel investor, if some company like bitmain choose to invest in that's kinda ICO, there's a good chance their sale will be reaching an hardcap.

[Karina 3340]

Try to build on the feedback of people who are successful in this field. They will more truly describe the situation and your opportunities. This is my personal advice. I do just that.

[freebitcoins4u]

It is currently very difficult to choose a really good signature campaign. if in my opinion, the luck factor is also influential in the selection of a good signature campaign. as it turns out, a project that consists of a good team as well, does not guarantee the project will be successful and successful. this is a critical period of bounty campaign, must be really clever to make choices.

[Sier86]

My opinion is that you do not need to take part in most hyped projects, because there will be too many participants and your total payments for bounty will be too low, better choose medium projects with no more then 200 people participating,more chance to earn some money

[paul gatt]

How to choose a good signature campaign? It is important that it determines the amount of money you earn more or less. Often successful projects are advertised thanks to signature campaigns. Choose large projects with high investment.