Quote from: yulchatar on August 14, 2020, 06:39:16 PM

Quote from: desticy on August 14, 2020, 10:28:25 AM

The conditions in the crypto market for new projects have changed a lot over the past 3 years.
If earlier a project, even with a weak marketing company, could easily carry out a successful fundraising, today it is necessary to make truly titanic efforts so that investors look at your project and decide on an investment.

I think this is for the best, because now it’s extremely difficult for any garbage to get to the top, but for good projects the conditions have become more complicated.
Therefore, the more hunters participating in the project, the higher the chances that he will succeed.

An alternative would be bounty companies that accept only really effective hunters, this would create a natural precedent for improving the overall quality of work among bounty hunters due to the increasing complexity of the conditions.

How do you think a bounty manager can define an effective hunter? For example, in a signature campaign there are usually few participants and, in principle, they can be examined. But if it's a social media campaign? There can be 200 or 500 participants. Even with a limited number. It's very difficult and time consuming. I don’t think that someone will do this, because projects need advertising and as extensive as possible.

This is the difference between good bounty managers and ordinary ones. A good one will hire a person, for a small fee, who will check all social network participants for the quality of the content and the quality of the services provided.
A good project does not need useless marketing; it needs a precise and high-quality presentation of itself through bounty hunters.