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

[xLays]

Another great signature campaign is up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475372.60

Lets discuss. I think this is the best signature campaign right now here in BitcoinTalk for senior ranks member. Imagine you only need to post 20 post to qualify for the payment for 65$ per week 3.25$ per constructive post. I'm planning to participate but it doubted it will last longer compared to my current campaign. Your thoughts please .

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[Helena Yu]

Another great signature campaign is up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475372.60

Lets discuss. I think this is the best signature campaign right now here in BitcoinTalk for senior ranks member. Imagine you only need to post 20 post to qualify for the payment for 65$ per week 3.25$ per constructive post. I'm planning to participate but it doubted it will last longer compared to my current campaign. Your thoughts please .

Not really, [CFNP] [banned mixer] - CoinJoin Mixer | Sig Campaign | Up to 0.0048 BTC/W pay for 0.0001 BTC per post which is $3.78 right now and you can get paid up to 30 posts.

Yeah the duration of the campaign is still questionable, I curious why they didn't open for new slots in the old campaign where I participated. There must be a reason, I hope the old campaign will not be paused lol.

The problem is when the campaign become long term, the competition to join turns really high than present.

[PytagoraZ]

Yeah the duration of the campaign is still questionable, I curious why they didn't open for new slots in the old campaign where I participated. There must be a reason, I hope the old campaign will not be paused lol.

I was initially surprised when rollbit opened a new campaign because the old campaign was still running. I think it was a special campaign to popularize the "duel arena". So maybe it's only temporary, but I hope it can run for a long time like the rollbit campaign that has been running

[LTU_btc]

Another great signature campaign is up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475372.60

Lets discuss. I think this is the best signature campaign right now here in BitcoinTalk for senior ranks member. Imagine you only need to post 20 post to qualify for the payment for 65$ per week 3.25$ per constructive post. I'm planning to participate but it doubted it will last longer compared to my current campaign. Your thoughts please .

Probably it's one of highest paying campaigns now, but I wouldn't call it best. From what I understand, Rollbit made this campaign to promote their new game. This kind of campaigns usually doesn't lasts long, especially when they have main campaign with lower rates. My campaign have significantly lower rates, but personally I wouldn't join to new campaign just because of rates. I prefer longetivity and stability of campaign.

[pawel7777]

Another great signature campaign is up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475372.60

Lets discuss. I think this is the best signature campaign right now here in BitcoinTalk for senior ranks member. Imagine you only need to post 20 post to qualify for the payment for 65$ per week 3.25$ per constructive post. I'm planning to participate but it doubted it will last longer compared to my current campaign. Your thoughts please .

The minimum requirement of 20 is not low really. Many campaigns have it set much lower, e.g. at 5 posts (as my current campaign). From participants' perspective, it's definitely better to have a low minimum requirement and high maximum (if paid per post), so you could earn more if you're highly active, but still could get paid something when you don't have much time for posting.

$80 per 20 posts, for Hero/Legendary, converts to $4/post which is decent, but there are many campaigns with higher max earnings. The good thing with this one is that there doesn't seem to be any rule against "burst posting", so the quota could be met in 1 or 2 days, that's unless there's some unofficial rule against that. This could be convenient for many people.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Yeah the duration of the campaign is still questionable, I curious why they didn't open for new slots in the old campaign where I participated. There must be a reason, I hope the old campaign will not be paused lol.

The problem is when the campaign become long term, the competition to join turns really high than present.

The new campaign is more like a promotional/seasonal campaign for a new product introduced by the service. Such campaigns usually don't last long. I think I have seen this happen before with FortuneJack signature campaigns.

The old campaign will stay on unless otherwise.

[salad daging]

Another great signature campaign is up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475372.60

Lets discuss. I think this is the best signature campaign right now here in BitcoinTalk for senior ranks member. Imagine you only need to post 20 post to qualify for the payment for 65$ per week 3.25$ per constructive post. I'm planning to participate but it doubted it will last longer compared to my current campaign. Your thoughts please .

It's safe to say Rollbit has a successful campaign on their forums currently running two campaigns with a weekly allocation of funds which can be quite large, not to mention they sponsor the Champion League pool with an allocation of $11K which is handled by @buwaytress.

This is what I see in terms of rates, there is no change with Rollbit's previous campaigns [FM $40 - SR $65 - H/L $80] still said to be quite high paid just by posting 20 for the weekly quota.

I don't know if this campaign is just seasonal or could be long-term we never know, the manager didn't mention anything, so the old campaign is still continuing.

[pawel7777]

The new campaign is more like a promotional/seasonal campaign for a new product introduced by the service. Such campaigns usually don't last long. I think I have seen this happen before with FortuneJack signature campaigns.

The old campaign will stay on unless otherwise.

That's the only explanation that makes sense. On a side note, it would be nice if the advertisers/managers were honest about whether the intended length of a campaign was short. It's not great when you choose one campaign over another just to discover it will close in a few weeks.
For that reason, it's always best to look at the history of a campaign and assess its sustainability rather than to only focus on pay rates.

[pawel7777]

New campaign popped up yesterday for Tumbler: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5475589.0

Legendary payroll: $7.00 per post
Hero payroll: $6.00 per post
Sr. Member payroll: $5.00 per post

No minimum posts, max 25 paid per week.

These are a really good rates and this is currently the highest paid campaign out there. You could probably make a living out of it in many developing countries.
They're clearly aiming for the top quality posters with minimum 50 merits in the last 120 days requirement. I wonder if they'll keep the payments high permanently, or is it just to lure quality posters in.
I'm staying where I am, as I like the stability of my campaign, but it's good to see new campaigns coming in and payments going up.

[PytagoraZ]

These are a really good rates and this is currently the highest paid campaign out there. You could probably make a living out of it in many developing countries.
They're clearly aiming for the top quality posters with minimum 50 merits in the last 120 days requirement. I wonder if they'll keep the payments high permanently, or is it just to lure quality posters in.
I'm staying where I am, as I like the stability of my campaign, but it's good to see new campaigns coming in and payments going up.

For now, perhaps the $7 payrate is the highest. However, if calculated per week, the tumbler campaign only pays $175 per week. The sinbad sig campaign promises bigger payouts with a maximum payout of $225 per week, and the highest weekly payout is held by mixero with a maximum weekly payout of $250

[Bitcoin_Arena]

For now, perhaps the $7 payrate is the highest. However, if calculated per week, the tumbler campaign only pays $175 per week. The sinbad sig campaign promises bigger payouts with a maximum payout of $225 per week, and the highest weekly payout is held by mixero with a maximum weekly payout of $250

If you look at the required post count and the payment rates for the traditional ranks (no merit ranks) then the Tumber.io pay rates are the real deal for someone who doesn't post much. I don't know how long the campaign will last, but most people obviously prefer longevity of the campaign vs. very high pay rates that could just last for a month.

[pawel7777]

For now, perhaps the $7 payrate is the highest. However, if calculated per week, the tumbler campaign only pays $175 per week. The sinbad sig campaign promises bigger payouts with a maximum payout of $225 per week, and the highest weekly payout is held by mixero with a maximum weekly payout of $250

Yup, I was wrong on that one and stand corrected.
To be fair, I didn't have a clue that some campaigns have special rates for members with merit over 3k or 3.5k, as this is not stated in the signature campaign overview thread on which I was relying. Everyday is a school day.
Thanks for pointing that out.

[PytagoraZ]

For now, perhaps the $7 payrate is the highest. However, if calculated per week, the tumbler campaign only pays $175 per week. The sinbad sig campaign promises bigger payouts with a maximum payout of $225 per week, and the highest weekly payout is held by mixero with a maximum weekly payout of $250

If you look at the required post count and the payment rates for the traditional ranks (no merit ranks) then the Tumber.io pay rates are the real deal for someone who doesn't post much. I don't know how long the campaign will last, but most people obviously prefer longevity of the campaign vs. very high pay rates that could just last for a month.

Yes you're right. Their payrate is the highest for regular participants. If we look at the funds they have, perhaps the tumbler is planning to carry out promotions on a large scale, considering the high cost of their review campaign and they have also sent campaign signature funds to CM in the large amount (0.5 btc). I suspect their campaign will be long term, that's just an assumption. We'll see later

[salad daging]

Yes you're right. Their payrate is the highest for regular participants. If we look at the funds they have, perhaps the tumbler is planning to carry out promotions on a large scale, considering the high cost of their review campaign and they have also sent campaign signature funds to CM in the large amount (0.5 btc). I suspect their campaign will be long term, that's just an assumption. We'll see later

Indeed, Tumbler has the highest pay rate at the moment for regular posts but they are limited to 25 posts/week, in contrast to some other mixer campaigns even though they are below Tumbler the rate of pay per post is that they have a larger weekly post quota so participants can earn more. from $200+

Mixero upto $250
Sinbad upto $225
Yomix upto $200

Currently, the campaign managed by Royse777 has the highest payout.

Continuing with the escrow wallet which has been filled with 0.5 BTC, perhaps in the future it will continue to be refilled regularly like other campaigns, if indeed the Tumbler is long term.

[BossJumong]

Yes you're right. Their payrate is the highest for regular participants. If we look at the funds they have, perhaps the tumbler is planning to carry out promotions on a large scale, considering the high cost of their review campaign and they have also sent campaign signature funds to CM in the large amount (0.5 btc). I suspect their campaign will be long term, that's just an assumption. We'll see later

Indeed, Tumbler has the highest pay rate at the moment for regular posts but they are limited to 25 posts/week, in contrast to some other mixer campaigns even though they are below Tumbler the rate of pay per post is that they have a larger weekly post quota so participants can earn more. from $200+

Mixero upto $250
Sinbad upto $225
Yomix upto $200

Currently, the campaign managed by Royse777 has the highest payout.

But those mentioned campaigns have a bonus pay rate. If we set aside the additional bonuses associated with the mentioned campaigns, it becomes that the [banned mixer] signature campaign stands out with the highest pay rate.

[pawel7777]

Indeed, Tumbler has the highest pay rate at the moment for regular posts but they are limited to 25 posts/week, in contrast to some other mixer campaigns even though they are below Tumbler the rate of pay per post is that they have a larger weekly post quota so participants can earn more. from $200+

Mixero upto $250
Sinbad upto $225
Yomix upto $200

There's also MixTum (managed by Icopress) with the max payout of $210/week. So I believe we only have those 4 campaigns with max payment of $200 or above.
Still, I'd say that's pretty good.

I wish someone compiled the old data and made a chart of how the median campaign payment changed over time. If I'm not mistaken, we had pretty significant growth in USD terms over the last few years.

[joker_josue]

There's also MixTum (managed by Icopress) with the max payout of $210/week. So I believe we only have those 4 campaigns with max payment of $200 or above.
Still, I'd say that's pretty good.

I wish someone compiled the old data and made a chart of how the median campaign payment changed over time. If I'm not mistaken, we had pretty significant growth in USD terms over the last few years.

And do we have a list of campaigns that have already taken place?
It's just that scanning hundreds of pages with topics, looking for campaign topics since 2014 (or something like that), is very complicated.

[salad daging]

There's also MixTum (managed by Icopress) with the max payout of $210/week. So I believe we only have those 4 campaigns with max payment of $200 or above.
Still, I'd say that's pretty good.

I wish someone compiled the old data and made a chart of how the median campaign payment changed over time. If I'm not mistaken, we had pretty significant growth in USD terms over the last few years.

And do we have a list of campaigns that have already taken place?
It's just that scanning hundreds of pages with topics, looking for campaign topics since 2014 (or something like that), is very complicated.

There is a list of campaigns that have been carried out by @romero121. He has made a long list of campaigns that paid for BTC, but unfortunately that thread was last active in 2020, meaning it hasn't been updated for almost 3 years.

EVOLUTION OF SIGNATURE AD CAMPAIGNS (BEGINNING DAYS TO THE PRESENT)

Would be very happy if this thread was updated again by the author.

[pawel7777]

There is a list of campaigns that have been carried out by @romero121. He has made a long list of campaigns that paid for BTC, but unfortunately that thread was last active in 2020, meaning it hasn't been updated for almost 3 years.

EVOLUTION OF SIGNATURE AD CAMPAIGNS (BEGINNING DAYS TO THE PRESENT)

Would be very happy if this thread was updated again by the author.

Massive thanks. I completely forgot about that thread despite having it in watched.
This is good enough to get the historical data, as the "Overview" thread is missing a few years from 2014 to 2017. And, for the purpose of analysing earnings over time, we don't necessarily need data for every single campaign, just a sample of a few campaigns for, say, each quarter, would do the trick.

I'll try getting to it when I have more free time.

[joker_josue]

There is a list of campaigns that have been carried out by @romero121. He has made a long list of campaigns that paid for BTC, but unfortunately that thread was last active in 2020, meaning it hasn't been updated for almost 3 years.

EVOLUTION OF SIGNATURE AD CAMPAIGNS (BEGINNING DAYS TO THE PRESENT)

Would be very happy if this thread was updated again by the author.

Massive thanks. I completely forgot about that thread despite having it in watched.
This is good enough to get the historical data, as the "Overview" thread is missing a few years from 2014 to 2017. And, for the purpose of analysing earnings over time, we don't necessarily need data for every single campaign, just a sample of a few campaigns for, say, each quarter, would do the trick.

I'll try getting to it when I have more free time.

This topic makes things more interesting for an analysis of this type, without a doubt.

For analysis, we face yet another problem: the method of calculation for payment.
In the beginning, the calculation was mostly done in BTC, and in recent years the majority has been done in $ and occasionally some campaigns in BTC. Since the price of BTC has varied significantly since 2013, this makes the calculation more complicated. I believe that to build a more adequate analysis, the analysis should be divided into two, one for payments in BTC and the other in USD.