There are a number of points to look out for before starting a bounty job. You need to understand - how much money will ultimately be able to collect a particular project. Here are the main criteria:
Fame and reputation of the founders of the project. If they are known at the Bitcointalk forum, they have previously engaged in other block-start-ups and have a high-quality response from users of high rank, that is, every chance of success. It will be great if there are photos and links to personal social network developers. Videoconferencing or webinars demonstrate even better the contact of developers with investors.
The amount of fees, if ICO has already started. Practice shows that if the project in the first couple of weeks collects only 50-100k, then there is nothing to catch here.
Number of participants in the bounty campaign. The total amount of remuneration is fixed and, following the results of the campaign, is shared among all participants. Accordingly, the more participants, the less your share.
It is desirable that the remuneration was not fixed, but as a percentage of the work done. Otherwise it will be insulting if for your 1000 likes and messages you will be paid as much as to the one who made only 10.
At the same time, we must remember that there are no guarantees that the startup will shoot and, accordingly, the reward will be paid to you.