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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Cointalksmilez on May 17, 2024, 11:42:41 PM
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Just as you can increase your income potential through a referral program, new members can generate income potential. But before earning from the referral program you must be sure that the site you are sharing with the new members is correct or if the new members are being cheated from the referral link you are sharing. Nowadays most of the referral campaigns are unsuccessful and there are some referral campaigns that cheat people and lose all the money from the market. So keep in mind that your temporary gain is not a loss for a new member and then share all these referral programs with newbies.
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I am hoping you provided some more details on referral program you are referring to. Is this a referral program that you want Notcoin will be implementing? In that case, maybe it is already too late since it already launched and it already distributed the tokens to the participants. Correct me if I am wrong but I think there was a referral program that Notcoin implemented during its run and that is why it became so famous and many participated with it coming from all over the world. Now, are you thinking of as referral program of another thing?
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Referal links and programmes are not bad as long as they are done with clean and good intentions to support, reward a member or participant for their loyalty towards their programme.
However, some are been cheated by the programme as their figures sometimes are not accurate when it is time for rewarding them. Also, there is possibility of some links being bugged to access or steal details and information from their customers when they click it and also, some of the links are just nothing good as they virtually leads participants to being scammed.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
You are right, due to this airdrop many new members got some usdt or money in there holdings, which is already so motivating, though the amount might not be so big for those who did not spent a lot of time on this airdrop, but speaking of my self I did made good money considering the time and efforts I made. My brother was also mining notcoin and he made around $30 maybe. He is totally new to this space, and he even did not spent good time on this aridrop that's why he earned this less.
But still after getting the money he seems more motivated and energetic to join more airdrops. Speaking of referral program, which one are you talking about, are you speaking of this forum, as this forum also have a referral system. Well, whatever the program you are talking about, newbies always need a better forum, place where they can learn and grow, and if your brother or cousin want to join this forum then I think you can share your referral with them I don't think there is any bad in it or is it?
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Of course I agree with you because referral campaigns will definitely get people to know and earn money. Like you said many new unknown people also got paid from notcoin yes its true if i declare from my side i will say i never earn any money from any airdrop campaign since i work in cyptocurrency but maybe in some way i am through this NOT Coin Found out which is why I was able to earn up to $100 from here. I have never been able to earn such a large amount by doing an airdrop campaign before, this is the first time I have been able to earn such a large amount, so I believe that through referrals, new people can be able to earn and unknown things can play an important role.
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Unfortunately, I missed this opportunity to earn but lucky for those who got some especially those who are consistent and patient enough to earn a lot of referrals through their efforts as we all know most airdrops do that referral thing aside from promoting anything on social medias.
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referrals for beginners may not be very productive in contrast to seniors who are already experts in their field,
However, if you create a community for your referral code, maybe it will benefit you because you are at the top, the referral system is the same as the pyramid system for MLM products in my opinion.
If your community wants to be equally successful and produce results, share your work at least in detail and be ready to provide explanations if your referrals don't understand the process.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
When it comes to airdrops then it would really be something that would really be a hit or miss on which it turned out into those newbies who had been able to engaged with Notcoin did really end up on getting some good amount of free money on just simply tapping. Considering on how many months that they've been tapping then it didnt come to waste.
Yes, this could really be give out that kind of impression that it would really be still that possible on making free money on doing some tasks but of course not every project would be ending up on the same fate on which there would really be those who would really be that ending up on being rugged pull project or doesnt pay at all.
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The referral could help become a bridge that will encourage newbies to learn more about crypto ecosystem but it's not necessary to become successful in inviting others to join the program. At the end of the day, it's all about money. The motivation is not to learn about the project but to earn from referrals.
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Many talk about Notcoin and its Great Airdrop, I really Didn't do it , but I Think it was a good idea, however, I ask the most experienced , in terms of USD , how Much did they Achieve in this Airdrop ? I have the belief that these Types of Airdrops are no longer as Profitable as they were in 2017, I don't know how important the referral would be, the Affiliates , but I come out that we must Therefore anticipate, even if it's little, the fact of Leaving A Token in Hodl Mode is not Useful if the Airdrop funds are relatively Small, nothing is lost , well that's what I Think.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Speaking about referal reminds of the ongoing referral campaign on Bitget and yes, referral is a good start in this space earn some passive income but he has to be very careful about the site he shares to his friends cos one wrong move could tarnish his reputation and put his friends at risk of losing their money.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Speaking about referal reminds of the ongoing referral campaign on Bitget and yes, referral is a good start in this space earn some passive income but he has to be very careful about the site he shares to his friends cos one wrong move could tarnish his reputation and put his friends at risk of losing their money.
You're right. He needs to vet the information before wishing it out imo. Ermm, almost all the exchange has ongoing referrals programmes, why did you choose a specific one to be reminded about? Or probably talk more about it..
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Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Well, if these newbies know that they will earn something in return then they will surely join.
Most can join, but only few will survive. That's what I know about newbies especially if they got overwhelmed by how much information they need to know just to learn a particular project or even cryptocurrency in general.
For newbies, I think referral program could be a good start for them. It's a win-win for both the community and for the newbie themselves "ONLY" if both parties are being rewarded whether it would be free tokens, or free money or whatever. I don't like referral programs TBH, and I'm not doing it at all since I had a bad experience about it in the past, but maybe in the future, I might do it again.
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Many talk about Notcoin and its Great Airdrop, I really Didn't do it , but I Think it was a good idea, however, I ask the most experienced , in terms of USD , how Much did they Achieve in this Airdrop ? I have the belief that these Types of Airdrops are no longer as Profitable as they were in 2017, I don't know how important the referral would be, the Affiliates , but I come out that we must Therefore anticipate, even if it's little, the fact of Leaving A Token in Hodl Mode is not Useful if the Airdrop funds are relatively Small, nothing is lost , well that's what I Think.
It's true that the word survive, for the results of airdrops it doesn't apply in my opinion because most airdrops are meme coins, not core coins like BTC or altcoins which have experienced price ups and downs, even if there are airdrops that survive, as you said, there are a lot of funds that devs have to fight for their coins. So it can be said that the coins they issue have benefits for their owners
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To be honest, the majority of the projects created a referral program just to grow the community since they feel it is beneficial to raise exposure about their projects. However, I do not believe their primary goal is to give them with knowledge since I feel that investors are the ones who truly make projects successful. The community plays an important role in attracting investors. That is why some projects are not legitimate since they rely mainly on referral programs to get investors.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
Inviting friends to enter the world of crypto is good, even if initially we make them as Referrals for us in doing Airdrops for example.
This will make crypto known to many people, serious beginners will continue to learn how to get more profits in this cryptocurrency.
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Inviting friends to enter the world of crypto is good, even if initially we make them as Referrals for us in doing Airdrops for example.
This will make crypto known to many people, serious beginners will continue to learn how to get more profits in this cryptocurrency.
Referral programs have become prevalent in our world: from phone stores to large tourist areas, referrers will be rewarded and referrals have the opportunity to access useful services. The same is happening in the crypto market, almost every CEXs and many projects have referral programs with really attractive rewards.
This is becoming increasingly common in airdrops because referrals will help airdrops become popular and attract more hunters. Many professional referrers have developed their own communities, focusing on studying new projects, potential airdrops to introduce to their followers in order to get more referrals and get more rewards from the project. It would be great if inexperienced hunters could receive value from these referrers to participate in the market in a more correct way. I just worry that they will be drawn into scam projects or manipulated to create liquidity for others to take profits.
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Inviting friends to enter the world of crypto is good, even if initially we make them as Referrals for us in doing Airdrops for example.
This will make crypto known to many people, serious beginners will continue to learn how to get more profits in this cryptocurrency.
Referral programs have become prevalent in our world: from phone stores to large tourist areas, referrers will be rewarded and referrals have the opportunity to access useful services. The same is happening in the crypto market, almost every CEXs and many projects have referral programs with really attractive rewards.
This is becoming increasingly common in airdrops because referrals will help airdrops become popular and attract more hunters. Many professional referrers have developed their own communities, focusing on studying new projects, potential airdrops to introduce to their followers in order to get more referrals and get more rewards from the project. It would be great if inexperienced hunters could receive value from these referrers to participate in the market in a more correct way. I just worry that they will be drawn into scam projects or manipulated to create liquidity for others to take profits.
First, we invite them to get to know crypto first, make them referrals and give them experience and understanding about what and how cryptocurrencies are.
As time goes by they will understand for themselves what is good and what is not, so they can choose their own path.
Of course, that's not the wrong way, and it's one thing someone would do to introduce cryptocurrencies to beginners.
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First, we invite them to get to know crypto first, make them referrals and give them experience and understanding about what and how cryptocurrencies are.
As time goes by they will understand for themselves what is good and what is not, so they can choose their own path.
Of course, that's not the wrong way, and it's one thing someone would do to introduce cryptocurrencies to beginners.
Of course, there's nothing wrong with us actually teaching crypto to the wider community, it's just that sometimes they have too high hopes of making a profit, but they don't understand how to play and they dare to take part in an ICO even more.
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First, we invite them to get to know crypto first, make them referrals and give them experience and understanding about what and how cryptocurrencies are.
As time goes by they will understand for themselves what is good and what is not, so they can choose their own path.
Of course, that's not the wrong way, and it's one thing someone would do to introduce cryptocurrencies to beginners.
Of course, there's nothing wrong with us actually teaching crypto to the wider community, it's just that sometimes they have too high hopes of making a profit, but they don't understand how to play and they dare to take part in an ICO even more.
Everyone has their duties and obligations, sets realistic life goals, and learns to do things consistently, but we cannot control what others do and think, The only things we can control are our thoughts and actions.
So just focus on what we can do (providing proper education about crypto) don't neglect what we should do, and don't get caught up in the behavior of someone who deliberately blames others (Playing victim) because if you get caught up, this will foster a “victim mentality”
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First, we invite them to get to know crypto first, make them referrals and give them experience and understanding about what and how cryptocurrencies are.
As time goes by they will understand for themselves what is good and what is not, so they can choose their own path.
Of course, that's not the wrong way, and it's one thing someone would do to introduce cryptocurrencies to beginners.
Of course, there's nothing wrong with us actually teaching crypto to the wider community, it's just that sometimes they have too high hopes of making a profit, but they don't understand how to play and they dare to take part in an ICO even more.
If we give them an understanding from the start, of course they will not have too high expectations. But if we lure them with people who have been successful in cryptocurrency, then surely they will think that earning money in cryptocurrency is very easy. This is what happened to my neighbor, to the point of selling a car for trading capital. Even though he is still a beginner, he just has a strong gambling mentality. So they dared to enter crypto trading with large capital, but what happened was that person's money ran out and there was nothing left.
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To be honest, the majority of the projects created a referral program just to grow the community since they feel it is beneficial to raise exposure about their projects. However, I do not believe their primary goal is to give them with knowledge since I feel that investors are the ones who truly make projects successful. The community plays an important role in attracting investors. That is why some projects are not legitimate since they rely mainly on referral programs to get investors.
Referal programmes are just thee to help strengthen and build up a project. I believe one ways which a project can appreciate their loyal customer or participants is it set up a referral programme door them because that aids the project grow and get the exposure they deserve and at the same time rewarding their members for their work done in also playing their roles in pushing the project forward in terms of publicity and recognition.
If you talk about projects not being legitimate, I will agree with you but we all know that referrals are someworth making good progress for projects in the Crypto space because in other for your project to Gian attention, you must create awareness and that awareness would not be done by you alone and come to talk of it, the ordinary members are the workforce behind massive awareness on projects that is why you see that projects set up referal rewards for that singular act and to be frank with you, I believe that this is the major secret behind the new telegram projects and telegram is now gaining traction for both newbies and the old.
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To be honest, the majority of the projects created a referral program just to grow the community since they feel it is beneficial to raise exposure about their projects. However, I do not believe their primary goal is to give them with knowledge since I feel that investors are the ones who truly make projects successful. The community plays an important role in attracting investors. That is why some projects are not legitimate since they rely mainly on referral programs to get investors.
Referal programmes are just thee to help strengthen and build up a project. I believe one ways which a project can appreciate their loyal customer or participants is it set up a referral programme door them because that aids the project grow and get the exposure they deserve and at the same time rewarding their members for their work done in also playing their roles in pushing the project forward in terms of publicity and recognition.
If you talk about projects not being legitimate, I will agree with you but we all know that referrals are someworth making good progress for projects in the Crypto space because in other for your project to Gian attention, you must create awareness and that awareness would not be done by you alone and come to talk of it, the ordinary members are the workforce behind massive awareness on projects that is why you see that projects set up referal rewards for that singular act and to be frank with you, I believe that this is the major secret behind the new telegram projects and telegram is now gaining traction for both newbies and the old.
I sometimes feel like it's a domino effect. Yes, a real company would stand tall in a down market, but I believe the situation has changed now. Some projects did not rely on the referral program to promote community because they believed it would not help them attract investors. So, based on what I've witnessed, there are no improvements on them. In my opinion, they are correct, but I believe investors are also clever now; they want to invest in promoted projects since they can gain more. As with Notcoin and many other projects with referral programs, they typically attract a large number of investors.
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- The referral program is only good if a lot of people sign up under your link, but if no one signs up with your referral link, it's useless in my opinion. And I also think that some are right when they say that referrals are only effective if you have a large community or number of followers on social media.
Now, here in Notcoin, it is said that maybe the only winners are those who managed telegram local group communities in each country that they hold, who signed up and who were hyped for NOT, but for those who invested there, I doubt that they have earned anything because after being listed on Binance, its price dropped in the market.
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Now, here in Notcoin, it is said that maybe the only winners are those who managed telegram local group communities in each country that they hold, who signed up and who were hyped for NOT, but for those who invested there, I doubt that they have earned anything because after being listed on Binance, its price dropped in the market.
A lot of us wish we could go back just for a day and know what we know now and not miss Notcoin :)
It’s crazy how FOMO NOTcoin but the total supply is 102.72B and the price as of now is $0,004958.
In a short time, NOTcoin is dumping hard, but that doesn't surprise me.
If there is no burning of tokens, decreasing the quantity, the prices will be difficult to rise. IMO
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Many talk about Notcoin and its Great Airdrop, I really Didn't do it , but I Think it was a good idea, however, I ask the most experienced , in terms of USD , how Much did they Achieve in this Airdrop ? I have the belief that these Types of Airdrops are no longer as Profitable as they were in 2017, I don't know how important the referral would be, the Affiliates , but I come out that we must Therefore anticipate, even if it's little, the fact of Leaving A Token in Hodl Mode is not Useful if the Airdrop funds are relatively Small, nothing is lost , well that's what I Think.
It's true that the word survive, for the results of airdrops it doesn't apply in my opinion because most airdrops are meme coins, not core coins like BTC or altcoins which have experienced price ups and downs, even if there are airdrops that survive, as you said, there are a lot of funds that devs have to fight for their coins. So it can be said that the coins they issue have benefits for their owners
It is very true, lately I have seen how on YouTube many YouTubers put up Airdrops that are designed to be done all at once, but as I said before, they are not as profitable as they were in 2017, which at that time I did. I don't appreciate how it was because I didn't know anything, at that time I barely knew some things, but a while later I have seen how things have been changing, now the trend is to invest in meme currencies, or world trend currencies and they earn quickly, I think The testnet was active at the time where many earned some money with a lot of work, but even so you have to do things well and in moderation, since it is money that is at risk.
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To be honest, the majority of the projects created a referral program just to grow the community since they feel it is beneficial to raise exposure about their projects. However, I do not believe their primary goal is to give them with knowledge since I feel that investors are the ones who truly make projects successful. The community plays an important role in attracting investors. That is why some projects are not legitimate since they rely mainly on referral programs to get investors.
Referal programmes are just thee to help strengthen and build up a project. I believe one ways which a project can appreciate their loyal customer or participants is it set up a referral programme door them because that aids the project grow and get the exposure they deserve and at the same time rewarding their members for their work done in also playing their roles in pushing the project forward in terms of publicity and recognition.
If you talk about projects not being legitimate, I will agree with you but we all know that referrals are someworth making good progress for projects in the Crypto space because in other for your project to Gian attention, you must create awareness and that awareness would not be done by you alone and come to talk of it, the ordinary members are the workforce behind massive awareness on projects that is why you see that projects set up referal rewards for that singular act and to be frank with you, I believe that this is the major secret behind the new telegram projects and telegram is now gaining traction for both newbies and the old.
I sometimes feel like it's a domino effect. Yes, a real company would stand tall in a down market, but I believe the situation has changed now. Some projects did not rely on the referral program to promote community because they believed it would not help them attract investors. So, based on what I've witnessed, there are no improvements on them. In my opinion, they are correct, but I believe investors are also clever now; they want to invest in promoted projects since they can gain more. As with Notcoin and many other projects with referral programs, they typically attract a large number of investors.
In Crypto space, investors likely look at projects with large community followership. This means to them that such project is well publicised to the awareness of the masses and this means business for them because they feel the higher the publicity, theore exposure such business gets which puts them in the right track.
I believe it was for this reason projects began referral campaigns and lots more so that they would get a larger community and followership to them as that is one of the convincing point to get investors in putting funds in their projects and while this is going on, participants in their referal campaigns get rewarded per click on the referral link to get registered with such project.
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I wouldn't say most of them were newbies, there are a lot of people who know what they should be doing in the crypto world, I know people who have bene here for nearly a decade now that joined it, people like to join free stuff and this was a free one, you just end up doing it on telegram and you get money for it, nothing different. I get that its not going to be all that simple for veterans to spend that much time when they could make money from just trading, but plenty of them did. There are also plenty of copycats now, similar projects, which ı am sure that will not work out at all in the end.
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In anything we do, we must be able to understand the conditions and terms of everything we are going for before we get started, we should know that wr can only go for what wr can afford, this is about knowing the right thing and doing it, this is all about what we know and how we are well informed on the things happening around us, that is why we should learn on cryptos.
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To be honest, the majority of the projects created a referral program just to grow the community since they feel it is beneficial to raise exposure about their projects. However, I do not believe their primary goal is to give them with knowledge since I feel that investors are the ones who truly make projects successful. The community plays an important role in attracting investors. That is why some projects are not legitimate since they rely mainly on referral programs to get investors.
Referal programmes are just thee to help strengthen and build up a project. I believe one ways which a project can appreciate their loyal customer or participants is it set up a referral programme door them because that aids the project grow and get the exposure they deserve and at the same time rewarding their members for their work done in also playing their roles in pushing the project forward in terms of publicity and recognition.
If you talk about projects not being legitimate, I will agree with you but we all know that referrals are someworth making good progress for projects in the Crypto space because in other for your project to Gian attention, you must create awareness and that awareness would not be done by you alone and come to talk of it, the ordinary members are the workforce behind massive awareness on projects that is why you see that projects set up referal rewards for that singular act and to be frank with you, I believe that this is the major secret behind the new telegram projects and telegram is now gaining traction for both newbies and the old.
I sometimes feel like it's a domino effect. Yes, a real company would stand tall in a down market, but I believe the situation has changed now. Some projects did not rely on the referral program to promote community because they believed it would not help them attract investors. So, based on what I've witnessed, there are no improvements on them. In my opinion, they are correct, but I believe investors are also clever now; they want to invest in promoted projects since they can gain more. As with Notcoin and many other projects with referral programs, they typically attract a large number of investors.
In Crypto space, investors likely look at projects with large community followership. This means to them that such project is well publicised to the awareness of the masses and this means business for them because they feel the higher the publicity, theore exposure such business gets which puts them in the right track.
I believe it was for this reason projects began referral campaigns and lots more so that they would get a larger community and followership to them as that is one of the convincing point to get investors in putting funds in their projects and while this is going on, participants in their referal campaigns get rewarded per click on the referral link to get registered with such project.
I just wondering if the community really the reason behind the success of a project. Because even those meme coins with hige community can gather investors. We know that most of meme coins have no plans in the future or no roadmap. But what we see in the crypto space, investors are attracted to those projects with huge community members no matter how real the project is. Only the community members will suffer because they only get a small rewards if project succeed, while on the other side investors become richer.
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To be honest, the majority of the projects created a referral program just to grow the community since they feel it is beneficial to raise exposure about their projects. However, I do not believe their primary goal is to give them with knowledge since I feel that investors are the ones who truly make projects successful. The community plays an important role in attracting investors. That is why some projects are not legitimate since they rely mainly on referral programs to get investors.
Referal programmes are just thee to help strengthen and build up a project. I believe one ways which a project can appreciate their loyal customer or participants is it set up a referral programme door them because that aids the project grow and get the exposure they deserve and at the same time rewarding their members for their work done in also playing their roles in pushing the project forward in terms of publicity and recognition.
If you talk about projects not being legitimate, I will agree with you but we all know that referrals are someworth making good progress for projects in the Crypto space because in other for your project to Gian attention, you must create awareness and that awareness would not be done by you alone and come to talk of it, the ordinary members are the workforce behind massive awareness on projects that is why you see that projects set up referal rewards for that singular act and to be frank with you, I believe that this is the major secret behind the new telegram projects and telegram is now gaining traction for both newbies and the old.
I sometimes feel like it's a domino effect. Yes, a real company would stand tall in a down market, but I believe the situation has changed now. Some projects did not rely on the referral program to promote community because they believed it would not help them attract investors. So, based on what I've witnessed, there are no improvements on them. In my opinion, they are correct, but I believe investors are also clever now; they want to invest in promoted projects since they can gain more. As with Notcoin and many other projects with referral programs, they typically attract a large number of investors.
In Crypto space, investors likely look at projects with large community followership. This means to them that such project is well publicised to the awareness of the masses and this means business for them because they feel the higher the publicity, theore exposure such business gets which puts them in the right track.
I believe it was for this reason projects began referral campaigns and lots more so that they would get a larger community and followership to them as that is one of the convincing point to get investors in putting funds in their projects and while this is going on, participants in their referal campaigns get rewarded per click on the referral link to get registered with such project.
I just wondering if the community really the reason behind the success of a project. Because even those meme coins with hige community can gather investors. We know that most of meme coins have no plans in the future or no roadmap. But what we see in the crypto space, investors are attracted to those projects with huge community members no matter how real the project is. Only the community members will suffer because they only get a small rewards if project succeed, while on the other side investors become richer.
Some how the community has a great and positive effect on projects because they are the ones that's attract investors as a result of their large presence and followership to a project. Investors looks at that aspect because they believe the higher the crowd the bigger the opportunity for them to do whatever they want to benefit them .
Have you not seen projects with large followership succeed irrespective of the fact that they are worthless, they succeed and some of them are currently doing much better than projects with good utility value.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program. I just found out about it and suggested it to my junior brother, who just got onboarded. Since the referral entails joining a community, I feel like the program will help him gain more insight into web3 while inviting his friends to join in too. What do you think, guys? Do you have a better suggestion? Please mention it in the comments section below!
The referral program has its positive and negative downsides;
The positive side is your upline can guide and lead you and help you to become a leader yourself so you can become a referring person too because some referral programs have team rewards as well as the leaders in the higher-up are training their downline
The negative downside is your upline is doing this because it benefits them, they are making a profit out of your effort.
in the case of Notcoin, it's a good platform to onboard newbies so they will be introduced to Cryptocurrency but they have to move forward and not concentrate on affiliate marketing alone, they also have to learn how to properly trade and invest in Cryptocurrency and to know what is Cryptocurrency and its purpose.
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The referral program has its positive and negative downsides;
The positive side is your upline can guide and lead you and help you to become a leader yourself so you can become a referring person too because some referral programs have team rewards as well as the leaders in the higher-up are training their downline
I think that is still within reasonable limits, because everyone who teaches others is entitled to compensation so that they remain enthusiastic about teaching other people too. The referral system is still very popular today, in fact I still consider it effective for several business models, especially online businesses including the cryptocurrency space. Someone who is an expert in getting new users through their referral link certainly has a big influence and also has the skills that are really needed by several online companies today.
Newbie and referral programs are the easiest and low cost way to make a product even more famous. Even a newbie who has good skills will definitely be helped by the bonuses he gets from these referrals.
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Indeed it's a big win for a newbie to be boarded into the crypto world in such a way. It'll open their eyes to see how profitable the crypto market is, but again, it'll also make them have the wrong perspectives and view about crypto investment.
Beginning with a huge win would make a newbie believe that the market would always be this profitable and thereby ignoring the potential risks of losses, just because Notcoin gave them such huge profits would make them believe that the next project they join would certainly produce the same result which can be really dangerous for a newbie.
First they need to understand how the crypto market really works, the risks and dangers involved before deciding to go into another project, because most of those people have never heard anything about crypto and how it works, so it's important to educate them first and equip them with the required knowledge they'll need in order to proceed into working on other crypto projects.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program.
Are there any stats on how many members join the airdrop and have never heard of crypto before? I find it hard to believe that some random newbies suddenly become interested in farming airdrops. I also believe the key is not necessarily the referral program, but any rewards to attract users' interest. Besides, you don't necessarily have to tell people to join A or B crypto farming programs to tell them about Bitcoin. I'm not a fan of referral programs simply because it can affect our reputation if the program turns out to be a scam. It doesn't matter how many disclaimers you put, promoting a scam through referral or any marketing stunt in general is risky IMO. Especially if your goal is just to educate people about crypto.
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Congratulations to the many people who claimed Notcoin! Most of them were newbies to the crypto space, and that was a huge win. It really onboarded a lot of people to the crypto space, and I'm not surprised the project was a success. This got me thinking - these newbies who just got onboarded will need ways to get enlightened and learn more about the ecosystem. That's why I recommend a referral program.
Are there any stats on how many members join the airdrop and have never heard of crypto before? I find it hard to believe that some random newbies suddenly become interested in farming airdrops. I also believe the key is not necessarily the referral program, but any rewards to attract users' interest. Besides, you don't necessarily have to tell people to join A or B crypto farming programs to tell them about Bitcoin. I'm not a fan of referral programs simply because it can affect our reputation if the program turns out to be a scam. It doesn't matter how many disclaimers you put, promoting a scam through referral or any marketing stunt in general is risky IMO. Especially if your goal is just to educate people about crypto.
I have no doubt newbies were onboarded and from the conversation on their telegram community, one would know that there are lots of newbies that joined the Crypto space new through the notcoin project. I am also happy that they made it through and benefitted from it because if they didn't have had any benefit, the other telegram community projects such as hamster Kombat would not have recorded this huge turn up on their project. The statistics of their constant growth and achievements are always posted on their platforms.
What I would advise is that those on-boarding newbies should be able to explain to them how the space works and that they should not think or expect the market to be just as it is the way they benefited from notcoin airdrop just like that. Let them know and have the basic fundamentals and principles of Crypto so they could be equipped and prepared for the inevitable.
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How I wish you will add more details about this referral program and from that specific project, and you are calling newbies that succeed here? can you share some proofs that they are newbies?
or this is how you wanted to lure newbies here entering that referral programs?
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How I wish you will add more details about this referral program and from that specific project, and you are calling newbies that succeed here? can you share some proofs that they are newbies?
or this is how you wanted to lure newbies here entering that referral programs?
- Honestly speaking, I have never been attracted to doing the referral scheme to get a big profit there. Because I know that it is only an advantage for the worker if he has many followers on any social media platforms.
Because just the number of friends you have will not be enough. And even most of the friends we have don't sign up with the link you give them. It just looks easy to do because we see on YouTube or Facebook that someone else is doing it, but when it comes to the actual thing, it's really difficult.