A bounty campaign is a public relation tactic that motivates contributors and followers to create awareness about a project. The central objective of a bounty campaign is to create awareness about a project and attract more token sales. Participants of a bounty campaign are trustworthy opinion leaders who believe in and support the idea behind a project. Here are the primary crypto bounty campaigns:

– Social media campaigns: these entail tasks that market an ICO on social networking platforms, such as Telegram, FB, and Twitter. A participant’s prize depends on various factors, such as likes, shares, and views.

– Blogging bounties: contributors with blogs and massive followers can receive compensation for marketing a crypto project. For example, bloggers can create featured content about the project and post it on their websites.

– Bitcointalk signature prizes: this form of bounty attracts many blockchain-based projects.  The project issues a signature entrenched with a code. The amount of reward contributors receive depends on their ranking.

– Post ICO bounty campaigns: once the project completes its fundraising mission, the next step is gathering ideas for improving the project.  Thus, post-ICO bounties are designed to gather feedback from community members.  Developers use the suggestions to improve their programs.