Do signature campaigns actually work? (for the operator, I mean)

[Possum577]

The key to a successful campaign is getting the right balance between the right number of members, the right volume of posts and the right pay.

I would keep your number of participants very low but require that they're actively posting and pay well for that requirement.

Also, police your campaign participants to make sure they aren't posting bullshit or meaningless comments. Signature campaign participation should be a privilege not a right.

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[waterpile]

It's usually small unique signature campaigns that do well. Since the signatures haven't been seen often or looks unique there should be a few people clicking away at it. With bit-x and bitmixer, it has become part of the forum. There are lots of people wearing it and we get so used to it we don't notice it.

Well i think its pretty effective because you see it alot wouldn't that make you curious that they can pay lots of members and also they've been running it for a long time.

[btcbobby]

Depends on what sort of site you operate... Sig campaign for a news blog? No way... for a gambling site? Absolutely, yes.

[Amph]

well common logic tells me, that if you see them still running, then they actually works and takes profit