How much should I pay for ONE HUMAN attention?

[caroasi]

Next year I'll be paying for specific views to a website of mine. But how do I best accomplish that and what should I pay? Most likely I'll be focused on the Caroasi project, though I'm not entirely sure of that yet. I have about three prospective projects I could plug people into.

I think on this forum I could just directly pay people Bitcoin/crypto to comment on my website, which I think could work fine. But that would have quite limited effect.

[hugeblack]

ءI think on this forum I could just directly pay people Bitcoin/crypto to comment on my website, which I think could work fine. But that would have quite limited effect.

Paid reviews may be helpful in the early stages, but to get meaningful views it is better to hire a campaign manager who will create strategies to generate unique views for you. The amount is for a long-term campaign rather than large sums for a short period.

[Taskford]

Next year I'll be paying for specific views to a website of mine. But how do I best accomplish that and what should I pay? Most likely I'll be focused on the Caroasi project, though I'm not entirely sure of that yet. I have about three prospective projects I could plug people into.

I think on this forum I could just directly pay people Bitcoin/crypto to comment on my website, which I think could work fine. But that would have quite limited effect.

Actually the suggestion about having a review campaign is good, maybe try to browse more information about it so you would know how everything work. Since if you can pay, then it could make everything easier to you.

But if you are struggling to navigate those information here try to check this links.

Review campaign launch by campaign managers

AB d Royse777 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5575037.80

Joeperry https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5552089.0

Little Mouse https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5571610.0

icopress https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526472.msg64953763#msg64953763

So try to check it and if need bug bounty campaign this well experience managers can help you launch that campaign.

[bitbollo]

You had to define what you define as "view" of a website. I would even say... "quality" of interaction.
I would never pay someone only for looking at a website he doesn't really cares (like PTC...)

Did you expect what kind of action from them? Did you expect they will interact with the website? What audience / target did you want to reach?
I would apply the standard CPM for finding a rate and so on... As suggested many campaign manager could be useful on the design of such activities.

[aioc]

Next year I'll be paying for specific views to a website of mine. But how do I best accomplish that and what should I pay? Most likely I'll be focused on the Caroasi project, though I'm not entirely sure of that yet. I have about three prospective projects I could plug people into.

I think on this forum I could just directly pay people Bitcoin/crypto to comment on my website, which I think could work fine. But that would have quite limited effect.

If you want long-term visitors and reviews, your visitors should be targeted. You can do that by creating engaging content to improve search engine rankings.
There's a saying that content is king. If your content is good, the search engine will recommend it to people who search for it using keywords.
Another one, of course, is creating a topic about your website on forums similar to your content. If your content is all about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, Bitcointalk is one of the best platforms to post it on.

[TheAndy500]

Next year I'll be paying for specific views to a website of mine. But how do I best accomplish that and what should I pay? Most likely I'll be focused on the Caroasi project, though I'm not entirely sure of that yet. I have about three prospective projects I could plug people into.

I think on this forum I could just directly pay people Bitcoin/crypto to comment on my website, which I think could work fine. But that would have quite limited effect.

Hello, as suggested, you can create a review campaign in the Services section, so where you created this thread. Look for similar campaigns, check how others are doing it, and you can try it yourself or ask one of the experienced managers. I can help too. 

Another option is a Bounty Campaign. You establish a bounty pool - it can be a few hundred or a few thousand dollars - and determine the tasks to be performed by those who want to participate. You also set the duration of the bounty, usually several weeks. Participants are rewarded for completing tasks each week. They are awarded points (stakes), which are tallied at the end of the Bounty Campaign, and the Bounty Pool is distributed among participants according to the number of stakes they have accumulated throughout the campaign.

You can find examples of Bounty Campaigns in my portfolio here: [LINK]

If you need help with this, hit me up on Telegram: @TheAndy500

Regards,
Andy