5 tips for signature campaigns

[Dzeronimo]

Here are a few tips for signature campaigns. I hope they will be useful for some of you. Feel free to share your experience and give suggestions.

1. HODL or Sell - Before you join a Signature campaign you must make an important decision. Do you want to make a quick money or prefer a long-time investment? Some bounty campaigns offer bigger rewards for signature, but other projects may have bigger chance to success and their tokens will worth much more in one or two years. 

2. Check Bounty manager - Even the biggest bounty pool is worthless if you don't get paid. Choose reliable manager to increase your chances to get paid.

3. Check the rules - Do not let a big reward blind you. Check the rules carefully. Some campaigns have additional requirements.

4. Be realistic – Almost everyone can make 15-20 posts in one week, but can you do that every week? Maybe it’s better to join campaign that require 10 posts per week, even if the reward is smaller. Don’t forget that your posts must be meaningful. You should contribute to this community, not just spam other members in order to fulfill requirements for signature campaign.

5.  Bigger bounty pool doesn’t mean bigger reward for you - In many cases your reward depends on how many people join the campaign. Maybe some campaign isn’t popular because of a small pool, but if less people join your share will be bigger and you will earn more.

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[bill gator]

These are pretty lame if we're being honest. I can tell you did not put much effort into your post or your tips. I don't normally enjoy these kinds of posts, because they feed into exactly what many are fighting against this forum becoming. There has been an influx of low quality bounty spammers that are over taking a large portion of the content being created on this forum, and it is not for the better by any measure.

If you just simply search "Bounty tips" or anything similar in the search function then you would have found there are already thousands of threads doing exactly as you are attempting to accomplish here. Although, most of them at least have more information in their posts. I would suggest locking this thread until you actually have more information on the subject yourself and are able to add some substance to the discussion. There is no creativity, nuance or innovative thinking being presented. I don't even know how any of this information can be applied, since it is so vague. You've given instructions without clarity, and this makes them impossible to follow.

[Dzeronimo]

I thought that this forum is also for sharing experience between new members. I had no illusions that Legendary and Hero members will read anything new in this topic, but that’s why I wrote it her – in the Beginners section. This is not a comprehensive guide to signature campaigns but more a short Check or To-do list for fellow Jr. Members. BTW I don’t participate in any signature campaign at the moment, so it’s not that I’m writing something just for a post count.
Sometimes we forget that even the most basic information is actually result of our experience and not just a common sense. I know that I didn’t check how many other Jr. Members joined the campaign that I was interested in. It is logical, but it just didn’t cross my mind. That’s why I wanted to share my Check list with other Jr. members.
If mods think that this post is useless they can lock it or delete, I don’t have a problem with that.

[motoprose]

It would also depend on what kind of signature campaign they are in.
In one which pays their participants in the coin they are advertising for which would be considered a bounty campaign in a way or in bitcoin in lue of advertising for a company.
These rules you posted are for the ones being paid for advertising a company product or service.
In a bounty campaign it seems the rules would be a little bit different.

[Armstand]

It would also depend on what kind of signature campaign they are in.
In one which pays their participants in the coin they are advertising for which would be considered a bounty campaign in a way or in bitcoin in lue of advertising for a company.
These rules you posted are for the ones being paid for advertising a company product or service.
In a bounty campaign it seems the rules would be a little bit different.

Rules in Signature campaign differs in every project or depending on the Bounty Manager, find bounty manager that really checked the works of everyone for a fair distribution as well with good background or reputation, see also a campaign that gives a high percentage on the signature to earn more.

[tranquynhtien]

I do not agree with your opinions.
Choosing which signature campaigns to join depends on two main factors.
1. Are you spammer or contributor in the forum? If you are spammer, good, let join shitty campaign which has loose requirements. Their devs almost don't care what you do. They simply launch theirprojects to get fast money and get out. If you are contributor, constructive user. Let join high-required campaign that often has high payments and high number of posts each week.
Sometimes they require you to have erits to join.
2. How good you are? You can not write highquality threads if you are lack of knowledge, skills, etc. You should leanr, improve before joining highrequired campaigns.

[Gastotade]

I do not agree with your opinions.
Choosing which signature campaigns to join depends on two main factors.
1. Are you spammer or contributor in the forum? If you are spammer, good, let join shitty campaign which has loose requirements. Their devs almost don't care what you do. They simply launch theirprojects to get fast money and get out. If you are contributor, constructive user. Let join high-required campaign that often has high payments and high number of posts each week.
Sometimes they require you to have erits to join.
2. How good you are? You can not write highquality threads if you are lack of knowledge, skills, etc. You should leanr, improve before joining highrequired campaigns.

It is a must that we do contribute at least in this forum, sharing some knowledge and not by getting only the rewards after the campaigns, that's why we need to have a desire really for the project we work with, so we can express our thoughts on it openly. There are plenty of campaigns to choose at and we need to pick one that might help others too not only for ourselves since we might influence them in what we say.

[De4ted]

Yeah! all of this are helpful but bill gator is right there are already other existing thread about this and some of it are better and more creative than this one. Though I like the intention of the post keep up your work to help some newbies like us, but always remember to search for a similar topic before posting it. 

[judemarco1996]

When i am finding a good bounty campaign. I check its rating first in the icorating where I can see its trust worth and popularity. And I also check the bounty manager

[Mega Sardines]

I believe that this thread was created for good but we know also that the same topic has been repeatedly posted. We have freedom to post something we want as long as we do follow the terms and conditions of this forum right so I think it would be better to just leave to the moderator the job of deleting same topics that were already posted. Just stop the fight guys. Learn to love and appreciate after all we're all gonna die

[oli123]

To this 1. HODL or Sell - With this I have a practical experience. I got coins from signature campaing. Payout was for 4 weeks - I received a reward each week.
It's not easy to determine when to sell and so I sold. After the campaign, the price went up four times. Too bad that I did not wait.
You need to be patient and estimate the right time to sell.

[Spifo]

Thank you for your advice, be sure to take note of them. In my opinion if you have insufficient experience and knowledge it is necessary to try what campaign would be! If you are not ready to work, then you are ready to lose.

[interna]

Here are a few tips for signature campaigns. I hope they will be useful for some of you. Feel free to share your experience and give suggestions.

1. HODL or Sell - Before you join a Signature campaign you must make an important decision. Do you want to make a quick money or prefer a long-time investment? Some bounty campaigns offer bigger rewards for signature, but other projects may have bigger chance to success and their tokens will worth much more in one or two years.  

2. Check Bounty manager - Even the biggest bounty pool is worthless if you don't get paid. Choose reliable manager to increase your chances to get paid.

3. Check the rules - Do not let a big reward blind you. Check the rules carefully. Some campaigns have additional requirements.

4. Be realistic – Almost everyone can make 15-20 posts in one week, but can you do that every week? Maybe it’s better to join campaign that require 10 posts per week, even if the reward is smaller. Don’t forget that your posts must be meaningful. You should contribute to this community, not just spam other members in order to fulfill requirements for signature campaign.

5.  Bigger bounty pool doesn’t mean bigger reward for you - In many cases your reward depends on how many people join the campaign. Maybe some campaign isn’t popular because of a small pool, but if less people join your share will be bigger and you will earn more.

Let me add some more tips:

1) Check if the funds are escrowed or not. If it is not, do not participate irrespective of the campaign manager.

2) Also, see how responsive is the manager to user queries. If you do not see him responding to important queries, that is a big red flag.

[Kerh]

how to know if the signature campaign is paying? newbie here

[Dzeronimo]

There is no way to know for sure. If the bounty manager is reliable and the project is good, you will, most likely, get your tokens.

[asisnelon]

it's very helpful

[ch_mubarak]

Really helpful for noobies like me.thanks for the information

[binmu29]

I like your opinion, but I firstly check the reward allocated.

[mundang]

how to know if the signature campaign is paying? newbie here

wait till the bounty campaign ends, if the distribution is being  delayed everytime they announce a date for it, well its clear they will not pay their bounty participants.

[digroske]

Here are a few tips for signature campaigns. I hope they will be useful for some of you. Feel free to share your experience and give suggestions.

1. HODL or Sell - Before you join a Signature campaign you must make an important decision. Do you want to make a quick money or prefer a long-time investment? Some bounty campaigns offer bigger rewards for signature, but other projects may have bigger chance to success and their tokens will worth much more in one or two years. 

2. Check Bounty manager - Even the biggest bounty pool is worthless if you don't get paid. Choose reliable manager to increase your chances to get paid.

3. Check the rules - Do not let a big reward blind you. Check the rules carefully. Some campaigns have additional requirements.

4. Be realistic – Almost everyone can make 15-20 posts in one week, but can you do that every week? Maybe it’s better to join campaign that require 10 posts per week, even if the reward is smaller. Don’t forget that your posts must be meaningful. You should contribute to this community, not just spam other members in order to fulfill requirements for signature campaign.

5.  Bigger bounty pool doesn’t mean bigger reward for you - In many cases your reward depends on how many people join the campaign. Maybe some campaign isn’t popular because of a small pool, but if less people join your share will be bigger and you will earn more.

It is necessary to choose worthy companies and honest managers. Often there are higher requirements, but it's worth it. We must try to avoid spammers and unpromising one-day companies. And it is necessary to develop and learn all the time in this topic.