Hey Liam, I have to disagree with you there... if you submitted good hunts you'd quickly rise in reputation because the Steemhunt system has quite a high reputation itself. Otherwise; writing pieces that get upvoted by Curie or Utopian... or producing a video for Dtube or answering questions for Musing.io are all great ways to get some bigger upvotes and increase your reputation. I disagree with the use of bidbots too, it's extremely hard to "win" with those guys.
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there is far too many people posting good content for a few upvoting campaigns to see. Its why only 50-60k of people out of 1.1 million accounts are active because they come in hope of earning a little and very rarely does it happen. Only big steem power holders can really earn or early adopters of free smt coins like steemhunt itself. So many witnesses even admit to this so I'm glad your so optimistic but realistically, its only a few who get success. Steemhunt is great but Steemit rep isn't a good way of seeing how good a user is like I said but thats just my 2 cents, Steemhunt will do good either way, just think there must be a better way of choosing applicants.