How does signature campaigns generates revenues through bitcointalk

[bL4nkcode]

I really know its a kind of advert but to some majority of users who do not like the product, and would not rather think of purchasing the product at all, what's exactly the source of revenue to those companies.
Lets take an example, I could remember poker share (a gambling platform that bets on poker) signature campaign that lasted for two weeks, therefore, the outcome wanted wasn't enough as expected because they got few clicks and too less purchase from the ones already registered on their site, how could those companies like pokers share gets their revenue? I think just a mere clicking can't pay their staff and run bonus promo, so how exactly do they generate their revenue for the ones that got few clicks and less purchase.

Well, you can ask the company itself as no one will know (members here) related to their revenue sales.

Besides, running an ad (especially signature campaign) has no assurance of revenue, account registration, its more like get traffic, visibility, backlinks, and more like to boost the website ranking on google.

You can't just make an assumption that a signature campaign got few clicks and purchase base on their signature campaign time frame that's why they stopped.

As a company they have their marketing budget, they don't just stick to one promotion/ad in one website there are lots of ad network that can maximize their fund to get a better result so signature campaign is only an option for them.

[Peanutswar]

This gives me a confusion too? The signature campaigns are the one who runs an activity or program on the forum they are promoting their banners, avatar, and signature that we are wearing today, they are the one of the reason why the forum becomes more active of  course they have the rights to choose the participants they want, that's the reason why they are hiring a campaign manager so they are the one who will handle the whole campaign. The signature campaign are not the one who gets revenue to the forum. As you can see even on their signatures they aren't having any shortcut link instead of a full link directly on their website.

[Lorence.xD]

This paying campaigns are businesses who advertise here through signature campaigns.

How they generate revenue? From the users who see/click this signature that redirect to their websites and make a purchase( if ever). Nothing to explain more, since its all about advertising, the same that you've been seen on facebook, youtube/google ads.

This is more efficient both in cost and manpower to be fair against bigwig corporations. You pay for individuals instead of spending on expensive air time ads, plus the target customers are very precise because they operate in forums.

[Smartvirus]

This really shouldn't be a pain in the ass else, your looking to have or has a platform of your own and wishes to enroll it in Signature and Avatar campaign. Revenue generation in for platforms running signature and avatar campaigns is always as a result of using those platforms. Now, these platforms has been designed as an online platform of which you've got very slim chances of seeing it rather accidentally on Google search engine as a suggestion as Google often suggest that which is been searched for multiple times hence, if your platform isn't purpular enough to be searched for directly, it stays anonymous, you get less and less visitors and that is bad for business.

The signature and avatar campaign steps in as a third man, a link between platform and prospective individuals. It's just basic advertising. Your platform gains the popularity you desire and you pay to get the job done. I'm quite sure a lot of platforms that runs signature and avatar campaign today would have stayed anonymous to a lot of users if this campaigns wasn't done. So, the campaigns creates an awareness in the minds of prospective users, the users doing the advertisement by wearing signature is being paid for it, the platform gets a lot of traffic and it ensures that nearness-call as you tend to use that which, your already familiar with.
Just to add, I'm putting on one and as such, I can't complain 🤓!

[Yogee]

Let me quote a direct response to a similar question from one of the companies running a signature campaign here

.... As for advertizing campaign effect, we have become more recognizable and trusted. This is a great investment in the future, Also forum users stared to buy and sell cryptocurrency with the help on our monitoring. But we won't be against if the number of  deals increases say 10-fold

This is another example of what DdmrDdmr is saying about "Top of Mind".

[libert19]

I think this should be posted on service discussion. Please move the thread into that section.

It's should be not, services is for buying/selling services and this is question.

[Little Mouse]

I think this should be posted on service discussion. Please move the thread into that section.

It's should be not, services is for buying/selling services and this is question.

Service section if for buying selling services but I said service discussion which is created for discussion about various services and this thread is such kind of I think which is the reason I suggested to move the thread. It's certainly not an issue of meta board from any view I think.

[libert19]

I think this should be posted on service discussion. Please move the thread into that section.

It's should be not, services is for buying/selling services and this is question.

Service section if for buying selling services but I said service discussion which is created for discussion about various services and this thread is such kind of I think which is the reason I suggested to move the thread. It's certainly not an issue of meta board from any view I think.

Oh alright, I wasn't even aware about that board.

[Lordhermes]

Besides, running an ad (especially signature campaign) has no assurance of revenue, account registration, its more like get traffic, visibility, backlinks, and more like to boost the website ranking on google.
You can't just make an assumption that a signature campaign got few clicks and purchase base on their signature campaign time frame that's why they stopped.

I'm getting better understanding in this way, so particularly, what's the company is after is their traffic, visibility and even ranking their site on Google, I get this point too as well. How about some signature campaign want was run some 5 years ago, can they really get a stand as more gamblers are choosing new gambling platform today, I really think the old ones looses customers/gamblers everyday, so which revenue keeps them going? or how do they actually keeps progressing.

[UserU]

Crypto Projects gets customers through bitcointalk signature campaigns who actually invest in the projects. Same is true for the gambling signature campaigns which get gamblers to their sites who actually play gamble.

Just like facebook ads is way to advertise on facebook, signature campaigns are the way to advertise here on bitcointalk. Both are effective methods to bring revenue to your business.

Crypto projects usually pay in their own tokens so those participants don't really see a reason to further buy in. After all, they joining mainly for the payment.

I used to join one, which went belly up some time later. Never got to redeem my tokens.

[qwertyup23]

Besides, running an ad (especially signature campaign) has no assurance of revenue, account registration, its more like get traffic, visibility, backlinks, and more like to boost the website ranking on google.

I beg to differ. I'm not sure that's all there is to it. It's way more than just clicks and website ranking on Google. It's about the real business of getting true patronage. I've bought into a few ICO projects in the past from bounties that were run here. In fact, I didn't even know of the bounties until I saw signature logos that caught my eye and I had to click to get the website. I read up the white paper and roadmap. Once I liked what the information was about, I just bought in. So, I think a better part of bounty adverts/bounty campaigns here is sales. It's like the regular adverts on radio/TV/newspaper, sometimes it pays off. Other times, it doesn't make enough sales to recover and justify the cash spent on running it. And that's why a few signature campaigns (not bounties) shut down abruptly once the expectations aren't met. I said "not bounties" because most of them don't pay with meaning tokens. They pay with their shit tokens which aren't even worth anything until they're listed on the market. So, they can afford to run it without factoring in a success angle to it.

Crypto Projects gets customers through bitcointalk signature campaigns who actually invest in the projects. Same is true for the gambling signature campaigns which get gamblers to their sites who actually play gamble.

Just like facebook ads is way to advertise on facebook, signature campaigns are the way to advertise here on bitcointalk. Both are effective methods to bring revenue to your business.

Exposure is key in order to attract more players into knowing your business. The fact that signatures also last in the forum no matter how long the reply stays on the thread, the fact that the person wearing the signature + avatar makes the business more exposed to members as well. Remember that this forum is the biggest cryptocurrency forum to date- lots of traffic generating also from non-members of the forum.

The fact that most gambling websites offer signature campaign services in the forum tell you that they probably generate revenue quite significantly.

[skarais]

Crypto Projects gets customers through bitcointalk signature campaigns who actually invest in the projects. Same is true for the gambling signature campaigns which get gamblers to their sites who actually play gamble.

Just like facebook ads is way to advertise on facebook, signature campaigns are the way to advertise here on bitcointalk. Both are effective methods to bring revenue to your business.

Effective promotion really depends on who is promoting it and how they promote it through the signature they carry with each post. I think people will be interested in investing or visiting the site if the promoter is a good quality poster where they can convince people even when they don't encourage people to invest or play on the site.

The weirdest thing I've come across right now is probably the promoters of an altcoin project posting on board that are irrelevant to the project they're promoting. For example they post on gambling board when they are promoters of an altcoin project. It won't work in my opinion.

[Upgrade00]

The weirdest thing I've come across right now is probably the promoters of an altcoin project posting on board that are irrelevant to the project they're promoting. For example they post on gambling board when they are promoters of an altcoin project. It won't work in my opinion.

This is the job of the manager of the campaign to ensure targeted publicity is done and the marketing can attract users to the platform or project.
Many projects would not hire a manager to conserve cost and end up running a campaign or bounty that does not reach the targeted audience or is promoted by shitposters who do not out the project in the right light.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

I made the quoted post here a few hours ago but sadly it was taken down. I'm at a loss as to why a moderator deleted it. I don't consider it to be neither off topic nor necro as the last post on the thread before mine today was made on October 22. I don't have the energy of opening a thread to ask why. I'm posting my observation here, in case anyone can explain what happened to me.

noormcs5 bumped this thread after months of inactivity, and there was no need to, because what he wrote adds nothing to what has already been said here.  Probably the only thing he knows about crypto is how to use this site to earn money, so I'm guessing he searched for a thread he could at least write a shitpost in--which he did.

I reported this thread as being necrobumped.  True, it isn't that old but it didn't need to be resurrected.

[Pmalek]

The weirdest thing I've come across right now is probably the promoters of an altcoin project posting on board that are irrelevant to the project they're promoting. For example they post on gambling board when they are promoters of an altcoin project. It won't work in my opinion.

If you look at it that way, then signature campaigns organized by casinos shouldn't pay for the majority of the posts outside of the gambling subs, but they do. If I operate a casino, what is the likelihood that I will find interested gamblers in the technical Bitcoin subs who post in threads about how to make the blockchain more efficient? Or those who discuss new features and improvements for the Bitcointalk forum in Meta.

In reality, people can be interested in different sorts of things. I can have ideas on how to make the Bitcoin network and forum better, but also like to gamble. Similarly, I might like investing in altcoins and gambling with a part of my profits in those alts.

[Daniel91]

The right answer to this question could be given only by the owners of casinos and other companies that pay the participants of the signature campaign on this forum.
I have some experience in online marketing and I know that it is very important to identify the target group and find the right place to advertise your product and service.
The target group is obviously people who earn or have cryptocurrencies and follow sports and like to bet.
Given this, the gambling section of this forum is obviously the right place to advertise sports casinos through signature campaigns.
Another important thing is sustainability, ie the ratio of funds invested in advertising and the achieved performance, new users of their services and earnings.
If more is spent on advertising than is earned, then advertising is ineffective.
Obviously this question of advertising effectiveness on this forum can only be answered by advertisers, because they have all the data.
This forum has a lot of registered members, but there is a noticeable trend of declining activity and in the long run this could affect the interest of advertisers in this forum.