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[Applesoda]

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Hey there, how to know that who have won the $20 giveaway on 25th March? I have submitted my username on the Google form. Although I haven't won it but eager to know that how the winner was selected and who received the prize. The promotional team made a little typing mistake in the mail, they had given wrong month name for the draw.

I believe the person responsible for that hasn't posted it, probably forgot, I will let him know, should be posted on our Telegram soon! Thanks for bringing it up!

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[rexxarofmoknathal]

Just a heads up everyone! $5,000 race at 5 PM as usual! See you there 

2nd week in a row I forget to participate in the 5k competition, god damn it.

[jonval21]

I partially agree with you. Stake does tend to focus on whales more than small gamblers just like other crypto casinos for obvious reasons, but they don't ignore small gamblers completely based on my experience.

Wolf.bet is definitely better in comparison in this area. They actively listen to gambler feedback(Whale or Small gambler) and improve their site based on the feedback.

It is natural tactic to "Stay on the street or Connect to the street" when a platform is in small or medium size and need to grow more. It is too often when you see big techs or big companies act like dictators and don't open their ears to listen to opinions from the crowd (their customers actually).

Wolf.bet has more than 2 years in the forum and they have upgraded their gambling site many times. No accusation on them. They are trusted, creative and adaptive so they will join the top-notch gambling site in the future.

I didn't know this from stake.com, why don't they listen to small bettors? Wolfbet has a great growth, I find it strange that they do not have a signature campaign for now? Their campaign manager did an excellent job and now that bitcoin is going up much more they should take advantage of it so that they can have more customers, I honestly think that now more than ever Wolfbet needs more exposure.

[Haunebu]

I didn't know this from stake.com, why don't they listen to small bettors?

Stake is busy with catering to their whales which is why they allocate less time to small bettors though they don't ignore them completely or anything like that.

Wolfbet has a great growth, I find it strange that they do not have a signature campaign for now? Their campaign manager did an excellent job and now that bitcoin is going up much more they should take advantage of it so that they can have more customers, I honestly think that now more than ever Wolfbet needs more exposure.

Zwei usually runs the campaign at random times based on what I have observed. They don't really need to run a campaign currently though it will definitely help for exposure sake as you mentioned.

[janggernaut]

I think wolf.bet doesn't need to run their signature campaign again as their traffic site is enough / popular than before. But yea i noticed it too they would running it again on the future just like Haunebu said above.

Anyway, lets focus disscuss about wolfbet instead other gambling site on here.

[hd49728]

Zwei usually runs the campaign at random times based on what I have observed. They don't really need to run a campaign currently though it will definitely help for exposure sake as you mentioned.

Zwei is in charge as the manager to run the campaign for Wolf.bet many times. Each time Wolf.bet run a campaign, it is a long one, one to two months.

I think wolf.bet doesn't need to run their signature campaign again as their traffic site is enough / popular than before. But yea i noticed it too they would running it again on the future just like Haunebu said above.

Anyway, lets focus disscuss about wolfbet instead other gambling site on here.

Gambling sites have different style to run their signature campaign on this forum. They can run continuously for months to years or they only run their campaigns when their sites have some big promotions, a wave of many new games are integrated on their platforms, special events in a year.

They have to consider when run a signature campaign can bring as best effects as possible. Traffic as you said is one of things and sometimes gambing sites will need more than traffic.

[Eureka_07]

I think wolf.bet doesn't need to run their signature campaign again as their traffic site is enough / popular than before. But yea i noticed it too they would running it again on the future just like Haunebu said above.

Anyway, lets focus disscuss about wolfbet instead other gambling site on here.

I think their signature campaign last time was a success, maybe they think they can attract new players and make old players stay because of the contests, bonuses, and other promotions that they are currently and will be doing later on. But I believe, doing more promotions here in bitcointalk, will be a good help as a promotion.

[newwest]

I think wolf.bet doesn't need to run their signature campaign again as their traffic site is enough / popular than before. But yea i noticed it too they would running it again on the future just like Haunebu said above.

Anyway, lets focus disscuss about wolfbet instead other gambling site on here.

I think their signature campaign last time was a success, maybe they think they can attract new players and make old players stay because of the contests, bonuses, and other promotions that they are currently and will be doing later on. But I believe, doing more promotions here in bitcointalk, will be a good help as a promotion.

Make more sense because of the tough competition with other sites, they need to be on the limelight on this forum and can attract a lot other users with their signature campaign an some giveaway for the new users so that they will have a some traffic drive in coming months. Though with what startegy the site needs to operate will finally be decided by the admin of the site only.

[Haunebu]

I think their signature campaign last time was a success, maybe they think they can attract new players and make old players stay because of the contests, bonuses, and other promotions that they are currently and will be doing later on. But I believe, doing more promotions here in bitcointalk, will be a good help as a promotion.

Running signature campaigns to help promote their site is just one of many ways to attract gamblers. An alternate method is to run regular contests like Roobet, Duelbits, Crypto-Games etc in the 'Games and Rounds' section.

Wolf.bet should hire someone reputable to manage these contests(Wagering, Deposit, Finding stuff etc). This method has become quite popular in recent times.

[hopenotlate]

Don't expect they will disclose here, being a sort of trade secret, but would be interesting to know how much signature campaign are able to generate traffic for their site : I personally feel their presence on this forum, with signatures displayed all over it for long time, gives me a feeling of institutionalization and general recognition more than promo and giveaways.
But again, curious about cost/benefit ratios of both marketing tools and what is more effective in the long run.

[RealMalatesta]

I think wolf.bet doesn't need to run their signature campaign again as their traffic site is enough / popular than before. But yea i noticed it too they would running it again on the future just like Haunebu said above.

Anyway, lets focus disscuss about wolfbet instead other gambling site on here.

Technically speaking coca cola doesn't need any ads neither by that logic, nor apple would need one. Basically no company that is known already wouldn't need any marketing. I am not saying the only marketing wolf.bet does is signature campaign, of course they spend money on other stuff as well but the reality is that if we do not have anything that is just niche that would not be full. They can or they may not end up doing a signature campaign here ever again, but if they end up doing it that doesn't really mean that it would hurt them a lot neither, it would be beneficial for them.

Of course it could cost them more than it helps them, but at least they would be still at the minds of the gamblers, even if they do not come now, they could come back later when they have a problem with their current casino. Which is why it is definitely a good idea, but not a "must have" idea at all.

[tygeade]

Don't expect they will disclose here, being a sort of trade secret, but would be interesting to know how much signature campaign are able to generate traffic for their site : I personally feel their presence on this forum, with signatures displayed all over it for long time, gives me a feeling of institutionalization and general recognition more than promo and giveaways.
But again, curious about cost/benefit ratios of both marketing tools and what is more effective in the long run.

I have been part of one website before (for telegram community management so I was just an employee that got paid and wasn't part of the core team) and I have seen results of signature campaigns.

I can tell you that it helps, it definitely helps, the question was always "does the cost worth the benefit?" and not "does it benefit?" because we knew it did. I remember one day we started on signature campaign and that day we got like 300+ people join our telegram group on the first day, we had 2k people for 6 months and after just 1 day of telegram it was already 300 more people, and over course of 1 month we reached to total of 5k as well, so other days were quite busy as well even if not as much.

I think that is why it is quite clear that signature campaigns help but I am still not sure if it worths the cost of doing it because you may do some other marketing that would pay less but get the same result, or maybe not, we didn't know.

[hopenotlate]

Don't expect they will disclose here, being a sort of trade secret, but would be interesting to know how much signature campaign are able to generate traffic for their site : I personally feel their presence on this forum, with signatures displayed all over it for long time, gives me a feeling of institutionalization and general recognition more than promo and giveaways.
But again, curious about cost/benefit ratios of both marketing tools and what is more effective in the long run.

I have been part of one website before (for telegram community management so I was just an employee that got paid and wasn't part of the core team) and I have seen results of signature campaigns.

I can tell you that it helps, it definitely helps, the question was always "does the cost worth the benefit?" and not "does it benefit?" because we knew it did. I remember one day we started on signature campaign and that day we got like 300+ people join our telegram group on the first day, we had 2k people for 6 months and after just 1 day of telegram it was already 300 more people, and over course of 1 month we reached to total of 5k as well, so other days were quite busy as well even if not as much.

I think that is why it is quite clear that signature campaigns help but I am still not sure if it worths the cost of doing it because you may do some other marketing that would pay less but get the same result, or maybe not, we didn't know.

Thanks for answering, definitely agree with you on this. Also gambling site peculiarity is beside traffic on site they have to take in consideration how much wagered on their games that traffic brings and therefore they should go into deeper analisys than the simple "number of new users" one.

[efialtis]

I think their signature campaign last time was a success, maybe they think they can attract new players and make old players stay because of the contests, bonuses, and other promotions that they are currently and will be doing later on. But I believe, doing more promotions here in bitcointalk, will be a good help as a promotion.

Running signature campaigns to help promote their site is just one of many ways to attract gamblers. An alternate method is to run regular contests like Roobet, Duelbits, Crypto-Games etc in the 'Games and Rounds' section.

Wolf.bet should hire someone reputable to manage these contests(Wagering, Deposit, Finding stuff etc). This method has become quite popular in recent times.

TBH & of course just my opinion - it`s indeed one way to attract "gamblers" here on bitcointalk but truth is, as busy as the gambling sections may seem, the amount of actual gamblers is very low. Doing some marketing kind of stuff on bitcointalk every once in a while definitely does make sense but there are much (much much) more important channels in order to really increase volume.

Some people just seem to overestimate the importance of bitcointalk when it comes to player acquisition - I used to do, too.

[DarkDays]

I think their signature campaign last time was a success, maybe they think they can attract new players and make old players stay because of the contests, bonuses, and other promotions that they are currently and will be doing later on. But I believe, doing more promotions here in bitcointalk, will be a good help as a promotion.

Running signature campaigns to help promote their site is just one of many ways to attract gamblers. An alternate method is to run regular contests like Roobet, Duelbits, Crypto-Games etc in the 'Games and Rounds' section.

Wolf.bet should hire someone reputable to manage these contests(Wagering, Deposit, Finding stuff etc). This method has become quite popular in recent times.

TBH & of course just my opinion - it`s indeed one way to attract "gamblers" here on bitcointalk but truth is, as busy as the gambling sections may seem, the amount of actual gamblers is very low. Doing some marketing kind of stuff on bitcointalk every once in a while definitely does make sense but there are much (much much) more important channels in order to really increase volume.

Some people just seem to overestimate the importance of bitcointalk when it comes to player acquisition - I used to do, too.

You're right. There will be a mistake to think that all your customers i.e. gamblers are on 1 platform - this goes for any industry, really. This forum is great but there are many more out there like Reddit where people will show their talent. SO it is worth while investing in getting some analysis done to capture as much of the market as possible.

[Applesoda]

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[RichGang]

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[Taskford]

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Looks find at my end, maybe try to open it now since I never encounter such issue by using this casino as of this moment. Maybe your net is so slow thats why you encounter that issue so better check it so that you can access wolfbet in good state.

[perfect999]

Running signature campaigns to help promote their site is just one of many ways to attract gamblers. An alternate method is to run regular contests like Roobet, Duelbits, Crypto-Games etc in the 'Games and Rounds' section.

Wolf.bet should hire someone reputable to manage these contests(Wagering, Deposit, Finding stuff etc). This method has become quite popular in recent times.

TBH & of course just my opinion - it`s indeed one way to attract "gamblers" here on bitcointalk but truth is, as busy as the gambling sections may seem, the amount of actual gamblers is very low. Doing some marketing kind of stuff on bitcointalk every once in a while definitely does make sense but there are much (much much) more important channels in order to really increase volume.

Some people just seem to overestimate the importance of bitcointalk when it comes to player acquisition - I used to do, too.

As someone who got into this gambling business yourself, even if not as casino but a place that reviews them basically, would you say that signature campaigns still do bring people and worth their cost, or would you prefer to spend that money on somewhere else? This is important for both people who do it, and people who are employed by them like us.

I believe it may not be as great as some other options like you said, but I never knew what those options were, I just had some "this is good but there must be something better" but I never really went out and searched for it since I do not own any casino so why would I spend time on that, but now that you are here, and you know these things, maybe you can share that. I still hope wolf.bet does a huge signature campaign, that is always good to get others who play on different casinos, it can't be all zero, I believe that will be worth it.

[Haunebu]

Doing some marketing kind of stuff on bitcointalk every once in a while definitely does make sense but there are much (much much) more important channels in order to really increase volume.

Some people just seem to overestimate the importance of bitcointalk when it comes to player acquisition - I used to do, too.

I understand your point of view, but I disagree with you on some points. When it comes to cryptocurrencies, Bitcointalk stands on top when compared to Reddit, YouTube, Twitter etc in terms of gambling discussion etc in my opinion.

This is what I observed over the years. Stake, Roobet etc are some of the best examples to prove how vital Bitcointalk was in making them successful.

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