Telegram Blaster

Telegram, a free messaging app with over 500 million users, can be used as a cost-effective marketing tool through Telegram Blaster, which broadcasts promotional content to targeted recipients in bulk.

At this moment, Telegram does not have any ads in their app. It is completely 100% ad-free and 100% free to use. The best way to monetize the existing platform user base is to launch advertisement campaigns. Hence, with our Telegram Blasting approach, we deliver your promotional content in Telegram to your targeted audience. You can decide which audience you want to display your ad to. 

To run a successful Telegram blasting campaign, compile a list of target usernames, create engaging promotional content with strong CTAs, and use a link tracker like Bitly to monitor performance and guide improvements.

The drawbacks of using normal Telegram to send out thousands of messages to thousands of Telegram usernames are tiring, time consuming, and high risk of getting blocked by Telegram. If your mobile number is very important to you, it is highly unlikely you want to expose your own mobile number to high risk of getting blocked by Telegram. Hence, our Telegram Blaster method protects your mobile number from getting blocked instead we use our own SIM cards to send out your promotional messages. These SIM cards are all Malaysia SIM cards. 

Secondly, we use Malaysia sim cards (+60 sender) to broadcast your Telegram messages. It increases the familiarity and confidence in your Malaysia audiences to click on your promotional content. Lastly, our capacity in delivering a high volume of Telegram blasting is at 1.6 million messages per month. We can complete your campaign delivery in 24 hours every time you launch a campaign.

While Telegram Broadcast can’t receive replies due to using SIM-based servers, inserting a contact link in messages allows interested users to reach you, and despite initial limitations on clickable links, it remains a powerful and negotiable tool for instantly reaching targeted audiences.

Broadcast is usually to subscribers or channels; blasting is outbound bulk sending. The safest approach is building an audience that expects updates.

Yes, bots can automate sending and replies, but you still need to follow responsible messaging practices.

Use a channel, promote it via your website/social, offer a reason to join (discounts, updates), and keep content consistent.

It can be due to audience settings, bot limitations, spam flags, or sending patterns.

Offer + proof + deadline + one action. Keep it scannable.

For most SMBs, 1–3 times per week is a safe starting point. Adjust based on engagement and complaints.

It can be, especially for communities and repeat buyers, but effectiveness depends on audience fit.

Avoid spam wording, don’t over-send, and focus on relevance and permission. Pratice opt-in communication from your contact.