Promote bounties for how good the projects are and not for reward

[jessyj48]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

[joniboini]

First of all, how can you know a project is good? What metrics are you going to use? What's the error ratio?

I think most of the time a bounty hunter is having a difficult time picking projects that are 'good', which means they pay really well. What matter most, in the end, is does a project pay you a decent amount or not. Even several bounties from the good project aren't that attractive, with a user end up with $50 or so for months. The time you use to filter bad projects from good projects might not worth it in the end if you got paid with that amount.

Which is why it's better to start finding bounties/campaign that pays you weekly with BTC or ETH, or any valuable coins that are already traded in the market.

[AjithBtc]

What's been stated in the Op is correct. When we participate in a bounty reward we know do analysis and this won't give the clear outline about the project and its success. This way we cannot segregate and participate, some projects we know from the Whitepaper itself how worth it is. So, even the most expected projects go unsuccessful.

[jerrison]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

this has being the major challenge faced by bounty hunters, because they get to see large figures on the screen as compensation, they choose to have what figures they see and forget to check out the project in its reality and therefore end up supporting projects that are indeed very awkward and even when they get paid, the project doesn't see the light of the day and the complain keeps coming. My advice; research o the project and make sure it is a useful and achievable one considering various factors before getting involved.

[maxreish]

I understand your point, buddy. Isn't satisfying if we promote only those projects that we think has a great objectives and potentials? But how can we identify if that project alone is worth to promote?

Also, you can't blame bounty hunters here which the main goal is only to get some rewards and in the first place it is the main goal of everyone here - to earn.

Hope your suggestion be heard because that does makes sense  all along.

[NeuroticFish]

I think that the title should tell: if you do bounties for money, at least promote only the bounties good enough to ensure you get paid (with something that actually has value).
This doesn't rule out the tokens, just the project has to be good enough ensure (in a reasonable time) those tokens can be exchanged if needed.

[Samboo]

It is good idea to participate in bounty campaigns that has much potentiality to grow over time. Generally bounty hunters are on the lookout for a project  offering high amount of tokens. They do not look at whether the project is legit or not. So I agree with you and want bounty hunters to look at quality of a project.

[DoublerHunter]

First of all, how can you know a project is good? What metrics are you going to use? What's the error ratio?

^ Good question, how could we determine if the project is good whether or not. Even there is a concept of the project how it works but if they will fail all your efforts are nothing. Choosing and knowing which better projects is very difficult as a bounty hunter to determine. So, I guess the best is promote only those project that trusted promoters. Op was right, promote projects not by reward nor by its potential.

[passwordnow]

You are concern with the bounty hunters but knowing how good the project is, it's getting harder to determine those kind of projects.
And those bounty hunters that are trying their luck with those bounties that are displaying how big the distribution is for their bounty, it's hard to stop them.

[aggress0r]

Great idea mate. I've used to support some projects even when the did cut the shares or the perspectives of benefits were dim. As it was with Blue Frontiers, where I liked the idea the most.
And by the way projects with high-profitable promised rewards are often a trick as a lot of decent projects don't even conduct advertising campaigns.

[Msworld83]

Tell which of these project now has the characteristics of truly good project as we have seen lots of them with team member that we never can say negative about but where are they today? All gone so doing it for reward and great project is why many do bounty .

Your thinking might be on how team claim bounty hunter dump when received immediately but I disagree with it but many still dump to cash out too and some never and that is where great project comes in , where now is the best time to join great bounty and hold for future reference as the bear now is a great opportunity for those who hold and believe in the project .

[coin-investor]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

No bounty hunters will join or promote a bounty campaign, that they think will not turn out to be a good project in the long term, bounty hunters are creating a thread here asking what is a good bounty to join, and they are not asking about the rewards.

It's ok to look for rewards but it's the job of every bounty hunters here to check first the long term status of the project and its profitability in the market, I have never encounter bounty hunter that would prefer rewards than how good the project will turn out.

One thing bounty hunters should keep in mind, these bounty rewards are just potential in the market, they are not the true value of the coin, the market is the one that will create the price depends on the demand of the coin. It could go higher and it could go lower,
I have one experience on one campaign, I've got $1000 worth of their token on their ICO price, unfortunately, I've only sold it for only $50.

[Tarion]

The biggest mistake that 90 percent of hunters are doing is that they are searching for bounties with highest rewards like over 3m dollar. No project will share 3 million dollar with hunters guys, so search for campaigns that have already been traded or at least secured their soft cap.

[pakhitheboss]

I feel social media Bounties are a waste of time. Through my experience, the most profitable bounties are the signature bounty, translation bounty, and content bounty. I have always joined projects where the product is ready and is being used or those where the token/coin are already being traded on the exchange. I generally avoid new projects that do not have seed money to build their own products or do not have any actual product to offer. I prefer those project that are related to the benefit of Blockchain technology.

If you follow the above guide then you will be earning in four figures like I have been earning for the past one and a half years. Cheers!!
 

[fzatni]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

I agree with you, when registering a bounty especially for campaign signatures I was never in a hurry if in my opinion the project was not interesting.  I see new projects from real products, have clear benefits, have innovations. If one of the three exists, then I follow their bounties.

[Novatech8]

I think the biggest problem about bounties is we have too many bounty hunters already and remember that the more many bounty hunters are joining a bounty project they lesser your rewards.

90% of bounty hunters are here for quick rewards and only very few wants to hold tokens earned from bounties thats why we have many dumpers among bounty hunters.

many good bounty projects that are already listed on exchanges have too low rewards for bounty hunters and the best bounty rewards are from new projects.

[Doranile432]

Im here to promote bounty projects for the rewards and nothing more and if im lucky i can end up promoting projects that keeps their promises,the reason why many bounty projects are bad is because they arent very serious with making the project a success,but i promote bounty projects that have something promising to offer e.g working product atleast

[aioc]

I'm not thinking of the rewards it's very deceiving, you will end up disappointed if you rely on rewards some coins fall 90% of the price when it hit the market, go for project long term projection, get fewer rewards that have a possibility to increase in the future, you will not regret it.

[bangjoe]

basically everyone wants to get the same profit as the bounty hunter, but the way everyone can be different the same as the bounty hunter in choosing a project for example is me, I don't have specific criteria in choosing a bounty but I am not careless in doing it because the project scam is not only harming others but also for me so that as much as possible I will try to choose the best and I believe that now I have found it

[Chainsmokers]

Tune in to my recommendation companions,you shouldn't promote bounties only for benefits of it,else you will wind up picking phony or trick projects since your attitude is toward profits,this is similar missteps some bounty hunters are taking,begin picking generally excellent projects,their prizes probably won't be attractive however trust me they constantly justified despite all the trouble at last.

It is undeniable that every bounty hunter must expect a reward for the project they are promoting, because they do not want what they are doing is just a waste of time and a waste of time. So, in my opinion a good project will certainly be very beneficial for bounty hunters because they will get rewards in the form of tokens at a good price, so many bounty hunters will analyze each project to get potential projects.