Quote from: btcltcdigger on Today at 08:19:53 AM

Quote from: Coyster on Today at 08:12:34 AM

Quote from: btcltcdigger on Today at 07:08:56 AM

More than 50% of bounty hunters who use social media as their tool, have accounts created just for that. Meaning they're mostly spam accounts which no one cares about, no one retweets, no one views. And as such is worthless.

And that just amounts to paying promoters for publicity/awareness and getting none of that, this bounty hunters just want to get paid, even if they find for themselves the scapiest means to not do anything but still get paid they will do that, this act does not encourage projects to still follow this means of promotion as they are paying for nothing.

But the truth remains that no matter what happens the role promoters play in this network will always be needed, except a project doesn't want to grow, then they can do without promotions, it has its imperfections but it remains perfect for growth.

Bounty was never meant to be in a way that hunters work on 50+ projects at the same time and spam every channel they can think of. Most of the hunters use the "like for like" pages to gain followers and friends, and this is wrong.

Bounty was meant to work in a way that people who truly believe in the project get a reward for spreading the good word. Not spam

This is why its best to concentrate more on signature, article and youtube promotion than on twitter. Its not even working on telegram because all there is there knew someone is goign to post spam and scams in the groups. Campaigns I think has to include posting original articles in some crypto forums for long term promotion on search engines.

Promoters always have a place in crypto, look at the crypto gambling sites and see how much of them are promoted everywhere.