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Royse has also launched a mixero signature campaign on altcoinstalks and they will start the campaign from December 31st but the thread has been launched today.

You can see the thread here: https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=312833.0

Our managers are also discussing or considering continuing the campaign on bitcoingarden and altcoinstalks, this is just waiting for the agreement of the owners and managers.

The wage rate in the new version of the Mixero campaign that Royce launched today on altcointalk is very low, and I do not think that anyone will be encouraged to join it. $1 per post, with an increase in the minimum number of posts per week (30 posts).
If Altcointalk is the best forum in the market in terms of activity and traffic after BitcoinTalk, then it cannot be an alternative to it as an advertising market on which advertising campaigns are able to achieve the best results. Perhaps some companies will be encouraged by the idea of moving the campaign to another forum, but this is only as an experiment and I do not think they will continue with this option for a long time.

Well, these forums like altcointalks and bitcoingarden are no way near the comparison with bitcointalk in terms of number of users being active on the forum and the traffic that bitcointalk has, these forums are no way near to it.

So it is obvious that the mixer's campaigns won't be willing to pay good rates if they are unable to get a good ROI. It will be an experiment to start a campaign there and they will only continue if they see that people are being directed to the mixers from this marketing.

However, I do feel that ban of mixers on this forum and moving the campaigns to that altcointalks or bitcoingarden forum is more beneficial for these forums as compared to the projects themselves. All of a sudden, these forums have started to gain traffic.

Not exactly. Because simply launching signature campaigns on these forums will not lead to the traffic they need to at least compete with bitcointalk, even if just a little. Traffic is nothing but members participating in signature campaigns on bitcointalk who want to continue participating in the group on another forum, and whose number in total I do not expect to exceed 100 members, given the number of campaigns that intend to move to another forum and taking into account members who do not have accounts with upgraded memberships on those forums.
Perhaps these forums will become more important to users in crypto communities after the number of posts increases and the quality improves, which means more traffic.