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What I am exactly interested in knowing is if Bitlist is currently generating funds to cover for the signature ad campaign expenses? Or is the weekly payment coming directed from ico press's pocket?.

I will give you a trivial perspective.
What do you think, that it is easier to get a sponsor (or any way of monetization), an unknown site or a site with a certain reputation, formed community...?

Which method for developing a service like bitlist.co would you choose, by looking for sponsors offering a cheap price for ad place or investing in promotion and introducing it to new users?

[snowpega]

Yeah, for the current time they may be paying out of their personal funds, but I also would like to see it as the running campaign by the manager, and as of the current time only some members are getting rewards from the campaign, but as I said, I would like to see it as the big campaign where the majority of the people will get the chance to earn rewards.

Actually, it will depend on the result. Icopress is a professional manager who has been handling campaigns for a while now. But from an owner's perspective of a website/service, he will have to evaluate the result of the campaign. If he thinks it is generating traffic for his website, he may continue doing it. He could run a signature campaign for free if he wanted. There are a lot of people who would volunteer for his project. However, I would say they were generous with the campaign and wanted some high-quality posters to represent their service on the forum.

Signature campaigns do not always generate traffic for the website. However, they help the platform get some exposure on the forum and showcase its appearance. It will be tough for them to run the signature campaign for a long time, considering they are not making money at this moment.

Mate, Although it is not always about generating traffic from signature but it somehow makes a website's reputation high and if you do research about it you will come to know that backlinks help to increase website DA(Domain Authority) which in result makes the value high of the website domain. So, the higher the DA(Domain Authority) then the higher will be domain value.

Other than that when we talk about exposure of any platform through ALTT then it also helps the algorithm to rank it on the Google first page because when the algorithm notices coming traffic it starts to recommend it as the first priority when someone looks for such desired platform.

[dkbit98]

I think I saw icopress posting about some upcoming changes on BitList website.
Maybe it is time for some winter cleaning and updates.

From my long time experience of using android smart phones, apps on Android don't update and install automatically except you allowed it in your app setting through googleplay store..

I was talking about Android OS system auto-updates.
It is not easy to disable this and most of the people are not doing that, people just click accept for everything in android... that is my longer term observation of people.

[God Of Thunder]

Mate, Although it is not always about generating traffic from signature but it somehow makes a website's reputation high and if you do research about it you will come to know that backlinks help to increase website DA(Domain Authority) which in result makes the value high of the website domain. So, the higher the DA(Domain Authority) then the higher will be domain value.

Other than that when we talk about exposure of any platform through ALTT then it also helps the algorithm to rank it on the Google first page because when the algorithm notices coming traffic it starts to recommend it as the first priority when someone looks for such desired platform.

I do not disagree with any of your points. But considering they are not making money from the service yet, how long can we expect them to run a paid signature campaign? As I said before, Icopress could always run the campaign for free, and a lot of his well-wishers will volunteer for his campaign. I am not saying he should not run the paid campaign. The paid campaign gives them the best exposure.

When people are in paid campaigns, they put effort into their writing, and they write a certain number of posts each week. In comparison, when people volunteer for a project, most of them will write only a couple of posts per week because they are not getting paid for it. I wish the campaign continues, but as the campaign manager said, the campaign will last for seven to eight weeks.

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I see that with most services, the discussion link is most often related to their Bitcointalk ANN thread. Many of them also have ANN on altcoinstalks, maybe it wouldn't be bad to add that badge for users who prefer this forum.
Of course, with the exception of mixers that only have an active ANN thread on Altt.

[SamReomo]

But considering they are not making money from the service yet, how long can we expect them to run a paid signature campaign?

I also believe that they aren't making any money from the site yet but they're running the paid signature campaign still to show how dedicated they're about the project.

There's chance that in future if the site gains more exposure and traffic then they might recover the money that they paid to participants here as it's one of the best sites that gives such detail information about legit platforms.

[dkbit98]

I see that with most services, the discussion link is most often related to their Bitcointalk ANN thread. Many of them also have ANN on altcoinstalks, maybe it wouldn't be bad to add that badge for users who prefer this forum.

I have nothing against adding additional ANN for AltcoinsTalks forum, but I think it is better to have something that is more active and have more real conversation for specific service.
I don't care if that is Bitcointalk, AltcoinsTalks, or something else.

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I have nothing against adding additional ANN for AltcoinsTalks forum, but I think it is better to have something that is more active and have more real conversation for specific service.
I don't care if that is Bitcointalk, AltcoinsTalks, or something else.

For the same reason why many services use several channels for communication. X, FB, Discord, Telegram, Simplex, email, Tiktok, Instagram, LinkedIn... A real nightmare for someone who wants to adapt to different layers of users.
I noticed that there are users here who primarily use Altt compared to other forums, for such it would certainly be useful to link the ANN thread from this forum.

[God Of Thunder]

There's chance that in future if the site gains more exposure and traffic then they might recover the money that they paid to participants here as it's one of the best sites that gives such detail information about legit platforms.

That is the ultimate goal of a service. This is not a charity service or a platform that serves people. Ultimately, The goal will be to become a popular service and make money. Most websites on the internet have the same goal (Make money). I understand a couple of websites are here for different reasons. But we cannot expect websites to serve people for long, even if they do not make money. For Bitlist, I don't think it will take too long to start making money because of the owner's capability. They have close contact with many platforms that may be interested in promoting their platform on Bitlist.

[Bobcrypto]

Mate, Although it is not always about generating traffic from signature but it somehow makes a website's reputation high and if you do research about it you will come to know that backlinks help to increase website DA(Domain Authority) which in result makes the value high of the website domain. So, the higher the DA(Domain Authority) then the higher will be domain value.

Other than that when we talk about exposure of any platform through ALTT then it also helps the algorithm to rank it on the Google first page because when the algorithm notices coming traffic it starts to recommend it as the first priority when someone looks for such desired platform.

I do not disagree with any of your points. But considering they are not making money from the service yet, how long can we expect them to run a paid signature campaign? As I said before, Icopress could always run the campaign for free, and a lot of his well-wishers will volunteer for his campaign. I am not saying he should not run the paid campaign. The paid campaign gives them the best exposure.

When people are in paid campaigns, they put effort into their writing, and they write a certain number of posts each week. In comparison, when people volunteer for a project, most of them will write only a couple of posts per week because they are not getting paid for it. I wish the campaign continues, but as the campaign manager said, the campaign will last for seven to eight weeks.

Honestly speaking, you have well spoken, paid campaigns will always bring out the best from participants any time. At this point, I must commend ICOPRESS's efforts so far in running this campaign with personal funds, it is hardly seen among managers. I think he has been passionate on mixers growths which is a great gesture.
In addition, I am sure that the use of mixers will continue to grow in near future, and that will improve mixers revenue opportunities to cover up running expenses.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I see that with most services, the discussion link is most often related to their Bitcointalk ANN thread. Many of them also have ANN on altcoinstalks, maybe it wouldn't be bad to add that badge for users who prefer this forum.
Of course, with the exception of mixers that only have an active ANN thread on Altt.

A very good observation and suggestion really,  I actually have seen this on the site before and did think about this, and was going to bring it up here, but unfortunately, I got busy with other stuffs and completely forgot about this.

The idea is not a bad one at all, and I think it will help visitors of the site stay properly informed about the service they are interested in, for when it comes to finding information about a particular service, the more the plaforms providing information on the service, the better for the party interested in using that service.

So, yeah, I don't know what others think about this suggestion, but I think it's a very good one and should be implemented immediately.

[SamReomo]

For Bitlist, I don't think it will take too long to start making money because of the owner's capability. They have close contact with many platforms that may be interested in promoting their platform on Bitlist.

I kind of agree with you, Bitlist's owner is an awesome person who's in contact with many platforms and who plays his role as a manager and that's also a tiring job.

The clients who already know him will surely consider to market their products on Bitlist, but right now the site needs some good traffic as that's very needed to gain attention of the platforms.

The Bitlist is a platform that most clients will prefer because this platform comes with a unique concept and I know that the owner is a hard working person who will add more features in the platform overtime.

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For Bitlist, I don't think it will take too long to start making money because of the owner's capability. They have close contact with many platforms that may be interested in promoting their platform on Bitlist.

I kind of agree with you, Bitlist's owner is an awesome person who's in contact with many platforms and who plays his role as a manager and that's also a tiring job.

The clients who already know him will surely consider to market their products on Bitlist, but right now the site needs some good traffic as that's very needed to gain attention of the platforms.

The Bitlist is a platform that most clients will prefer because this platform comes with a unique concept and I know that the owner is a hard working person who will add more features in the platform overtime.

Listening to you, it seems like it's an easy job to develop a platform from scratch to a reputable service in the community. The truth is that it requires a lot of effort and dedication.
I'm pretty sure bitlist.co will reach the planned level.

I would rather start a discussion here about the possible improvement of the platform. We as users could definitely help with ideas and new proposals.
I don't know how feasible it is, TryNinja probably has the answer, but it would be beneficial to have some kind of feedback on the site. For example, the star rating, which users would leave based on their experience with a certain service.
I believe that the biggest problem here is to filter out real feedback from fakes, but this is necessary because big services like Trustpilot have long since become unreliable.

[God Of Thunder]

I kind of agree with you, Bitlist's owner is an awesome person who's in contact with many platforms and who plays his role as a manager and that's also a tiring job.

The clients who already know him will surely consider to market their products on Bitlist, but right now the site needs some good traffic as that's very needed to gain attention of the platforms.

I do not disagree with you either. I know he is a good campaign manager. But when an owner of a platform chooses a platform to advertise, they won't look at how well you are. They will look for the service. If his website gives them exposure, they may partner with him. The important thing is to contact the right person. Since he has been working in this field for a while and may have close contact with the owners/marketing managers, it won’t be hard for him to get some sponsors. Actually, the platforms will look for the output and I am sure once the owner believes they are ready to deliver a good out put, they will start reaching out to their possible clients.

[SamReomo]

Listening to you, it seems like it's an easy job to develop a platform from scratch to a reputable service in the community. The truth is that it requires a lot of effort and dedication.
I'm pretty sure bitlist.co will reach the planned level.

Well, it isn't an easy job at all to develop a platform and get the required traffic to it. It really requires tough effort and dedication and time to gain some success, but when we know that a platform is created by a reputable person who's well known for his brilliance then it's a sure thing that such a person will do his best to make the platform valuable.

Bitlist.co still needs some time before it gets more exposure, but I'm pretty sure that the owner of the platform is already doing hard work on it, and there's chance that in future it will be known to many people and might get recommended as well.