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As always, in today's article, we'll break down what ambassador programs are, why they are needed, how to participate in them, and what you need to do for this. And at the end, we'll provide a specific case of one project so you can understand how much you can earn from it. So, let's get started!

Who is an Ambassador?

Simply put, an Ambassador is a person who promotes a crypto project that has not yet entered the market and makes it more popular through active dissemination. In simpler terms, everything is aimed at making the project more popular among people.

Why do cryptocurrency projects need ambassador programs?

• For advertising. They need buzz in the information field, where you, as the project's ambassador, will promote them on various social media platforms, and they, in turn, will allocate a portion of their coins to you as a reward.
• To show activity. To list on an exchange where they can sell their coins, they need proof of their usefulness and the presence of a live audience interested in the development of their project. An investor won't invest a dollar if there isn't a live community and activity within the project. The advertising departments of various crypto projects are interested in attracting as much attention as possible with minimal costs. Usually, they allocate 1-3% of their total tokens for this.

I think we have figured that out; let's move on.

What types of programs are there?

Ambassador programs can be either paid or unpaid (as in the case of nodes). But it should be noted that if no rewards are initially provided, the project may still surprise the team in the future.

<aside> ❗ As a rule, participating in ambassador programs without a definite reward is better than participating in paid programs of dubious startups.

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What is required to participate?

To participate, you need to fill out a form in which you specify some of your information: name, email, Twitter, Discord, and a bit of text about how you can be useful to the project, what skills you have. As you can see, it's nothing complicated, but you must write everything in English. Below is an example of an application for the SubQuery ambassador program.