📝[Discussion topic] Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns📝

[snipie]

I think it's an April Fool joke.

Time will tell, we are just a few hours away, but I personally don't think it's an April Fool's day Joke

Why would the CM who is currently managing the two signature campaigns risk completely destroying the trust he is trying to rebuild, especially after a few past rough months just for a joke?
I don't see any reason

I don't know what's going on exactly but if it is a joke I assume the members of the signature campaign are informed about it and asked to not share this information. I might be wrong but at least they will be informed once asked for details maybe. For me I don't trust anything said in this day. Anyway we will see soon.

[decodx]

Wow, that's a pretty big increase in pay! But, I'm a bit skeptical too. I wouldn't be surprised if it's just a joke. April Fool's Day is all about pranks and jokes, after all.

[yhiaali3]

I do not expect it to be just an April joke, there are large numbers of applications already submitted and applications are still in progress, so this is unlikely.

I suspect the mixer campaigns on the forum are trying very hard to fill the void left by Chipmixer, and things seem to be going very well for Sinbad so far to fill the void. It seemed clear from the start that they entered with full force and continued.

[Potato Chips]

It's confirmed. Sinbad's relaunched signature campaign and yo!mix's upgraded rates were all for april fools 

[APRIL FOOL] Re-Launch Sinbad Signature campaign | Reward up-to $350/w

On April Fools' Day, Trust No One!

It was a nice April Fool party :-)

Yo!Mix

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5434037.msg62016010#msg62016010

Another nice April Fool party :-P

We are back to the regular mode :-)

Good game lmao. I think most people we're at least wondering if they were true or not lol. Some people who were leaning towards april fools also applied. In conclusion, nice marketing strategy lololol.

[ajiz138]

I do not expect it to be just an April joke, there are large numbers of applications already submitted and applications are still in progress, so this is unlikely.

I suspect the mixer campaigns on the forum are trying very hard to fill the void left by Chipmixer, and things seem to be going very well for Sinbad so far to fill the void. It seemed clear from the start that they entered with full force and continued.

Everyone has fallen in love with this prank game on april fools maybe some thought it was real but when you think about it it was an april fools so their skepticism disappeared a bit after seeing the tempting payment, before that too if I'm not mistaken last year @Brainboss did the same thing with made a new campaign joke and after the next day we already know that it was april fools fun.

No need to be sick April 1st is the day for jokes here. 

Good game lmao. I think most people we're at least wondering if they were true or not lol. Some people who were leaning towards april fools also applied. In conclusion, nice marketing strategy lololol.

Too good to be true. lol
The first campaign thread was locked and created a new thread and told to move who wouldn't be tempted?
It's a bit of an irritating part of the game, but we still have to recognize that this is April fools.

[yhiaali3]

Everyone has fallen in love with this prank game on april fools maybe some thought it was real but when you think about it it was an april fools so their skepticism disappeared a bit after seeing the tempting payment,

Yes, it is true that I fell into the trap, I didn't suspect it was an April Fool's joke because I thought it was because of the race to fill the Chipmixer void, I also did not expect because dozens of members were seduced by the high payment and started placing orders. Some of them even suspected that it was an April Fool's joke, and yet they made a order.

Some of the members were a bit upset when they learned it was an April Fool's joke, but that's okay, it was a well-crafted joke.

[Cuenta Alternativa]

I don't know how you see how the movement by Mix Turn campaign. They are offering the same pay per post as CM did, with the difference that it pays for a maximum of 35 posts per week instead of 50 that CM paid. This makes it in fact the highest paying campaign.

I think it will take away most of the former CM participants, who are already applying in the thread, which in turn will leave open slots in the campaigns that paid the most until now, such as whirlwind.money or Sinbad.io. Actually the pay per post is the same in the three campaigns, but paying 10 more posts is paying 40% more per week if you write the maximum.

I don't know if whirlwind.money or Sinbad.io will to try to keep the best posters by increasing the maximum number of paid posts or simply will fill the vacant slots.

[yhiaali3]

I don't know how you see how the movement by Mix Turn campaign. They are offering the same pay per post as CM did, with the difference that it pays for a maximum of 35 posts per week instead of 50 that CM paid. This makes it in fact the highest paying campaign.

I see that the competition is still open to fill the void left by CM's exit from the market. All mixers so far have not been able to fill the CM void, so I see that the competition will continue by raising campaign wages in the first place.

I expected whirlwind.money or Sinbad.io to be in the lead, but today I was surprised when MixTum tried to pull the rug out from under the mixers by increasing the pay per post and also increasing the maximum number of posts per week.

From the thread I see that most of the good posters have applied to reserve seats on the MixTum so now the rest of the mixers will have to either increase the pay or increase the maximum number of posts to try to cover the shortfall that will happen.

[salad daging]

I don't know how you see how the movement by Mix Turn campaign. They are offering the same pay per post as CM did, with the difference that it pays for a maximum of 35 posts per week instead of 50 that CM paid. This makes it in fact the highest paying campaign.

I see that the competition is still open to fill the void left by CM's exit from the market. All mixers so far have not been able to fill the CM void, so I see that the competition will continue by raising campaign wages in the first place.

I expected whirlwind.money or Sinbad.io to be in the lead, but today I was surprised when Mix Turn tried to pull the rug out from under the mixers by increasing the pay per post and also increasing the maximum number of posts per week.

From the thread I see that most of the good posters have applied to reserve seats on the Mix Turn so now the rest of the mixers will have to either increase the pay or increase the maximum number of posts to try to cover the shortfall that will happen.

A slight correction MixTum is not Mix Turn

The mixing competition is getting tougher, maybe the MixTum company is spending more to attract more participants with high quality posters, maybe former CM participants.

It is not impossible that Sinbad and whirlwind or other mixers in the future can increase their per-post payment, we never know their next strategy.

[yhiaali3]

A slight correction MixTum is not Mix Turn

You're right, sorry for the typo, I made a correction.

[xLays]

New signature campaign managed by the great icopress:
CoinRoyale - Bitcoin Casino | Sig Campaign | Up to 0.0025 BTC/W looking for Sr/Hero/Legendary members.
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Link to signature thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5465743.0
New signature campaign managed by the great Little Mouse:
COINS.GAME | Most Rewarding Crypto Casino | Signature Campaign Up to $100 looking for 15 forum members.
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Link to signature thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5465782.

I was about to post the same thing but then I read your post so I decided not to.

Anyway, it looks like Bitcointalk is still a great place to run ad campaign. Based on this discussion currently there's 32 active signature campaign paying bitcoins (if I'm not mistaken). I can't imagine there are many online gambling casino companies doing this sort of thing. Hopefully, this will last for a long period of time just like many others.

This is deleted post from this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

[pawel7777]

Anyway, it looks like Bitcointalk is still a great place to run ad campaign. Based on this discussion currently there's 32 active signature campaign paying bitcoins (if I'm not mistaken). I can't imagine there are many online gambling casino companies doing this sort of thing. Hopefully, this will last for a long period of time just like many others.

There are 28 active ones as per the Overview thread.
Are you guys aware of any other forum in the world that would have similar campaigns?
It's pretty crazy to think that there are people from poor countries making their living just by posting on bitcointalk. The highest-paid campaign currently pays $6/post, which converts to around $910/month. Not enough to survive in "the West" but there are plenty of countries you could live a comfy life with that kind of money.

[snipie]

Anyway, it looks like Bitcointalk is still a great place to run ad campaign. Based on this discussion currently there's 32 active signature campaign paying bitcoins (if I'm not mistaken). I can't imagine there are many online gambling casino companies doing this sort of thing. Hopefully, this will last for a long period of time just like many others.

There are 28 active ones as per the Overview thread.
Are you guys aware of any other forum in the world that would have similar campaigns?
It's pretty crazy to think that there are people from poor countries making their living just by posting on bitcointalk. The highest-paid campaign currently pays $6/post, which converts to around $910/month. Not enough to survive in "the West" but there are plenty of countries you could live a comfy life with that kind of money.

Since it is a win win situation then I see no problems with that personally. To answer your question, there is (or there was since I am not sure if they continue to do it) some forums that do the same thing with a lower payments mostly. Honestly I don't recall since it has been a long time, the last one I remember is an ex signature campaign that opened up a forums with low payment per post.
For the money, it depends from the country you live on it but certainly in western one the payment won't make a living, maybe to buy additional stuff with it at best.

[WEB503]

Guys, since you're talking about signing campaigns, I would like to know what conditions are most acceptable for campaign participants? We would like to launch a campaign, but we are still thinking about which manager to choose and what campaign conditions will be most suitable for participants.

[pawel7777]

Guys, since you're talking about signing campaigns, I would like to know what conditions are most acceptable for campaign participants? We would like to launch a campaign, but we are still thinking about which manager to choose and what campaign conditions will be most suitable for participants.

Best to look at this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0
It summarises all active signature campaigns (that pay in BTC), so it gives a nice overview of pay rates and minimum rank requirements. You can click on each one to see more detailed rules and T&Cs.

As for the best managers, I don't think there's any up-to-date topic listing all the active ones, but most would advertise in Services board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0
You could also just post there an let them come to you.

I'm currently participating in a campaign managed by julers12, very solid and trusted guy who can provide all-round services including signature/avatar designs. His service advertisement topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2522224

[dkbit98]

Guys, since you're talking about signing campaigns, I would like to know what conditions are most acceptable for campaign participants? We would like to launch a campaign, but we are still thinking about which manager to choose and what campaign conditions will be most suitable for participants.

Royse777, icopress and Hhampuz are all good managers and they are most active at the moment.
If you ask me what terms and conditions I would like to see in campaign, than I can say that I like to have freedom to write as I usually do, without limitations for minimum and/or maximum number of posts.
Long term campaign with reasonbale amount of escrowed funds would probably attract more quality members, but you can always offer members individual deals without involving third party

[WEB503]

I'm currently participating in a campaign managed by julers12, very solid and trusted guy who can provide all-round services including signature/avatar designs. His service advertisement topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2522224

Thank you. As far as I can tell this person is careless with money, so we'd rather choose someone else.

[examplens]

Guys, since you're talking about signing campaigns, I would like to know what conditions are most acceptable for campaign participants? We would like to launch a campaign, but we are still thinking about which manager to choose and what campaign conditions will be most suitable for participants.

I don't think you should base only on the opinion of the campaign participants. There are only a few rules for them. Number of posts they can/should write, payment rate and limitation in which boards it is desirable to be present or not. The Signature campaign serves the owner in building and promoting the business, and the brand and adapts to it.
It is best to contact one of the managers (why not more of them) and ask for specific suggestions based on their experiences. I noticed that Royse777 and icopress do some kind of analytics and monitor the final effect of the campaigns, so I believe they already have some conclusions about it.

[ajiz138]

I'm currently participating in a campaign managed by julers12, very solid and trusted guy who can provide all-round services including signature/avatar designs. His service advertisement topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2522224

Thank you. As far as I can tell this person is careless with money, so we'd rather choose someone else.

You can make payments with you, just like Coinomize signatures, the owner himself makes payments every week with his wallet address included.

But choosing someone else may be a good solution to eliminate your doubts, but the names mentioned are the best managers today.

[dragonvslinux]

Guys, since you're talking about signing campaigns, I would like to know what conditions are most acceptable for campaign participants? We would like to launch a campaign, but we are still thinking about which manager to choose and what campaign conditions will be most suitable for participants.

Royse777, icopress and Hhampuz are all good managers and they are most active at the moment.
If you ask me what terms and conditions I would like to see in campaign, than I can say that I like to have freedom to write as I usually do, without limitations for minimum and/or maximum number of posts.
Long term campaign with reasonbale amount of escrowed funds would probably attract more quality members, but you can always offer members individual deals without involving third party

Personally I like icopress' total earnt merit ranking styled spreadsheets, rather than focusing simply on merit earnt in past 120 days. I think the idea of bonus' for having 2K, 4K, 6K etc merit for certain rewards will become the new norm over time, as it's more about quality of posting rather than quantity for these types of campaigns. I noticed Royse777 has also started using merit-based reward system with 4K getting considerably more than Legendary/Hero ranks, which also makes sense when their are less than 50 users in that position, so hopefully others will follow suit.