Anyone here getting good results with Telegram Ads?
- Thread starter T0uchMe
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- Oct 17, 2023
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Running ads on Telegram hasn't been very effective for me; I usually find that pinning posts in groups yields better results.
- May 13, 2013
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Maybe for crypto,Forex and signals
I havnt seen anything different
I havnt seen anything different
- Oct 7, 2025
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I haven't noticed any difference either; the response rate is pretty stable, but there aren't too many big fluctuations. You should try Voies with a small budget before expanding.
- May 27, 2016
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Facebook ads are better unless you have a blackhat niche to promote.
Yeah totally agree!
if budget is your main concern right now, you might be better off building your own automated traffic engines rather than gambling on TG ads.
- Jan 8, 2025
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Results split hard here because targeting is by channel, not by person. You pick the exact channels your sponsored message appears in, so the channel list is the campaign. A weak list looks exactly like a weak platform, which is why one person calls it dead and the next says it converts.
Two things worth knowing before you set a budget. Premium subscribers see no ads at all, and Premium skews toward wealthier markets, so part of the audience you'd most want generates nothing. And the format is 160 characters plus a link, so there's no creative to hide behind.
Our own research on what channels charge for direct placements puts the going rate somewhere between two and sixty dollars per thousand views depending on niche, finance at the top, general entertainment at the bottom. That's the honest comparison point. Run a small budget across five specific channels, measure cost per subscriber, then decide whether the auction beats buying the placement yourself.
Best,
Floqal
Two things worth knowing before you set a budget. Premium subscribers see no ads at all, and Premium skews toward wealthier markets, so part of the audience you'd most want generates nothing. And the format is 160 characters plus a link, so there's no creative to hide behind.
Our own research on what channels charge for direct placements puts the going rate somewhere between two and sixty dollars per thousand views depending on niche, finance at the top, general entertainment at the bottom. That's the honest comparison point. Run a small budget across five specific channels, measure cost per subscriber, then decide whether the auction beats buying the placement yourself.
Best,
Floqal