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

[examplens]

They asked me how they could reach other managers, and I forwarded them to the service board. When I noticed another campaign on the service section, I reached out to my contact and asked if I should pause mine and return the escrowed funds. They said that my campaigns have nothing to do with others, so I should not pause the campaign. I don't find it disrespectful, but kinda competitive, which should be a good thing.

Fair point.
However, for example, I don't drive the car to three different service stations for the same type of repair at the same time. I decide on one that I have experienced as the best quality and most reliable, and I stick to it.

[alani123]

It's very common for marketers to run different kinds of campaigns. We're not used to seeing it in bitcoin talk but it's still nothing out of the ordinary in terms of marketing

[Forsyth Jones]

Let me share my perspective on this.
The Bitz team introduced a new manager to me a couple of weeks ago, and my previous contact person is no longer with them. The current contact person was not familiar with the forum. I was talking to them just a few days ago and told them about my forum situation, and they said, 'No worries!' They refilled the escrow wallet twice already.

They asked me how they could reach other managers, and I forwarded them to the service board. When I noticed another campaign on the service section, I reached out to my contact and asked if I should pause mine and return the escrowed funds. They said that my campaigns have nothing to do with others, so I should not pause the campaign. I don't find it disrespectful, but kinda competitive, which should be a good thing.

It's great to hear this from a manager, this clarifies the possible doubts of most participants, both from the current campaign and the other manager's, yeah, they refilled the escrow wallet for the first campaign.

We don't know the brand's strategy of diversifying marketing campaigns with more than one manager, remembering that BC.Game did something similar this year with a more aggressive investment than usual in the third campaign, which for some reason didn't work out very well for them or perhaps it had a defined duration.

If everything is ok for the managers, the brand, and the participants, that's the fundamental point. Of course, not everyone will see this in a positive light and will question it, as it's the first, second or third time we're witnessing this diversification of managers on the forum, so it's normal for questions to arise.

[JeromeTash]

Fair point.
However, for example, I don't drive the car to three different service stations for the same type of repair at the same time. I decide on one that I have experienced as the best quality and most reliable, and I stick to it.

Even before choosing that particular service station without someone having to tell you or recommend it to you, you may have to drive to all the three of them to experience which one has the best quality and reliability.
Maybe they are trying to find out which strategy has much better positive results before sticking to it. I however do hope that the time frame they will use will be much longer for a broader picture.

[God Of Thunder]

If everything is ok for the managers, the brand, and the participants, that's the fundamental point. Of course, not everyone will see this in a positive light and will question it, as it's the first, second or third time we're witnessing this diversification of managers on the forum, so it's normal for questions to arise.

I believe the managers should not have any problem as long as other managers do not reach their clients. I don't have a problem if my client reaches other managers. However, I do not expect other managers to acquire my clients while I am already actively working for the brand. I have reached out to almost all the campaign managers to understand the standard when I started my own service, and I think I have a good understanding of how I should approach clients. Since Bitz team informed me and they reached other managers, I do not have any problem at all.

[Forsyth Jones]

Congratulations on the great work @icopress! It's been a while since we've seen a campaign with payouts considered above average compared to what we've had on average in the last two years.

I'm very happy to see that exchanges seem to be returning to running marketing campaigns in the the community. Privacy is not a crime or silliness!

Remember that payout is just one detail, if you participate in any of the sig campaigns in this community, it's a privilege that should be valued. Congrats to all campaign managers for managing their campaigns with mastery and professionalism over the months/years.

[BABY SHOES]

Congratulations on the great work @icopress! It's been a while since we've seen a campaign with payouts considered above average compared to what we've had on average in the last two years.

This campaign reminds us of the previous campaign led by icopress [Exch] and now comes b1exch with the highest paid campaign currently upto $125.

I'm very happy to see that exchanges seem to be returning to running marketing campaigns in the the community. Privacy is not a crime or silliness!

I hope this kind of exchange lasts for a long time... especially seeing that b1exh has great liquidity.
O damn government... don't you ever think privacy is illegal, this is our freedom we are here for.

[logfiles]

Congratulations on the great work @icopress! It's been a while since we've seen a campaign with payouts considered above average compared to what we've had on average in the last two years.

I'm very happy to see that exchanges seem to be returning to running marketing campaigns in the the community. Privacy is not a crime or silliness!

Remember that payout is just one detail, if you participate in any of the sig campaigns in this community, it's a privilege that should be valued. Congrats to all campaign managers for managing their campaigns with mastery and professionalism over the months/years.

It feels good to see more campaigns pop in here, especially other services such as exchanges. I hope others follow suit too where we don't have to only look for them in third party monitoring websites all the time.

I think the biggest problem is the witch-hunt by the Government. Once the platform becomes popular and big, Government and LE start moaning.

[pawel7777]

Fair point.
However, for example, I don't drive the car to three different service stations for the same type of repair at the same time. I decide on one that I have experienced as the best quality and most reliable, and I stick to it.

Yeah, but put yourself in their shoes: they don't know anything about the forum, so they can't even assess if the campaign is performing as expected as they have nothing to compare it to. It would make sense to see which manager's strategy brings the best results. That's assuming they have a way to accurately measure the results. They could do it with tracker links, but there's a risk that could be abused by creating fake sign ups etc, so it's not perfect.
It could also be that they didn't want to overload one manager with too much work, or it could be a risk management tactic to mitigate risk of handing too much funds to one person (which they might not be familiar with at all).
My first reaction was also that it's not a very elegant move towards managers and creates a bit of a low-trust environment, but, at the end of the day, it's their money and their choice.