Is messenger spam dead?

[owly11111]

Hello. We're talking about targeted people from groups, which I would contact privately referring to their post/comment, and sending my landing page as a solution.

I know direct messaging was a thing many years ago, I am wondering if I should even bother trying it?

I have hundreds of aged & legit looking profiles which I would rotate, so limits/bans are not my concern.
I need to know if this is still a good way of generating traffic. Any insight is appreciated, I trust your experience and I thank you in advance!

 

[mnunes532]

I would do it the opposite way. Have them contact you instead.

 

[akacash]

If you try to message them without being friends it will more than likely just end up in the "Other" folder and I don't think most people don't check that.

 

[Arnold Rothstein]

Nowadays telegram sрam is popular

 

[owly11111]

I would do it the opposite way. Have them contact you instead.

What method would you follow? Considering I'm not group admin so I can't post any direct announcement.

If you try to message them without being friends it will more than likely just end up in the "Other" folder and I don't think most people don't check that.

I've been testing for a while and each time it went into the "Requests" folder. I guess the aged profiles and constant rotation of tasks goes under the algorythm's radar. If that's always the case, messages going into "Requests" folder, do you think it's worth spamming? Or does it pass unnoticed aswell?

Nowadays telegram sрam is popular

I've never tried. I wonder where to find niche targeted usernames, live scraping from groups I guess? I have no idea if member list is public like Instagram.
I'll do some research, thanks for the idea!

 

[salamalatala]

I would do it the opposite way. Have them contact you instead.

I am doing the same at the moment, and its working fine, you have just to adapt to the updates, and everything will work

 

[cloudyautumn99]

It's dead, to be exact it died years ago for me, now you're better off switching to advertising models