@postbot
Six bots for a marketing campaign in Telegram: build and schedule posts, check a channel before buying an ad, place the ad through an exchange, watch mentions of your brand and catch leads from your landing page.
A campaign in Telegram usually runs through the same steps: you prepare the post, publish it on schedule, buy placements in other people's channels, watch what the audience says and collect the leads that come back. Each bot below covers one step, in that order, and each one is published or linked by the service behind it.
Two cautions before you spend money. Check a channel's real numbers before buying an ad in it, because subscriber counts alone say little about reach. And keep ad orders inside the exchange: disputes about a placement are handled only there. Monitoring and ad services are paid, and prices differ, so the notes say what each costs where it is published. For the full ranking of marketing bots see Marketing & newsletters.
The list is short on purpose. Many marketing platforms, from SendPulse to SMM schedulers, connect Telegram through a bot you create yourself, so a public bot with their name is not theirs and is left out.
Step one, the post: templates, link buttons and premium emoji without code, used by about 3.4 million people a month.
Publishing on schedule: queues channel posts, adds buttons and reactions and shows channel stats; free core with paid add-ons.
Before buying an ad: send a public channel and get subscribers, reach and growth trends for free.
Placing the ad: the Telega.io exchange bot tracks your campaign status and lets you chat with the channel owner and file complaints about a placement.
Listening: alerts within seconds when your brand or keywords appear in more than 3 million public channels and groups; paid per tracked topic.
Catching the leads: if your landing page is built on Tilda, every form submission goes to a sales group in Telegram; needs an active Tilda subscription.
Send the channel's link or username to @TGStat_Bot: it returns subscriber counts, reach and growth trends for any public channel, free. Compare reach with the price you are offered.
Yes, as a companion to an ad exchange account: @telega_adv_bot is the official notifications bot of Telega.io, where advertisers order placements and follow campaign status.
No. A bot can write only to people who started it, and mass messaging strangers breaks Telegram's rules. Reach new people through ads in channels instead.
