Challenging Telegram Marketing

koreanbrokie

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I am reaching out to discuss the increasingly challenging environment surrounding Telegram marketing, specifically regarding auto-registration, inviting members, and channel management. In recent times, there have been significant obstacles in obtaining usable phone numbers for Telegram account creation. Many SMS verification services no longer deliver Telegram SMS properly, and even when numbers are available, the Telegram verification codes often fail to arrive for reasons unknown to me ( if anybody knows why this happends , please let me know )

Additionally, a considerable proportion of the numbers acquired are already banned within Telegram’s network. Direct sourcing of accounts has become increasingly difficult, leading to reliance on various marketplaces for purchasing. However, the efficiency and stability of these purchased accounts are on a noticeable decline.

Another layer of complexity arises from the need to match proxies with the diverse geographical origins (GEO) of these accounts, requiring substantial effort and resources. The rate at which accounts are being banned is accelerating, with bans occurring for minor actions or, perplexingly, no actions at all.

Currently, I am utilizing residential proxies from proxy-seller, but it's becoming unsustainable to manage accounts under these conditions. Simple actions, such as creating channels, have begun to result in session terminations. My primary goal of inviting members to GROUPS is becoming increasingly unattainable due to the fragility of the current accounts.

I am looking for insights, solutions, or shared experiences from those who are navigating similar challenges within the Telegram marketing space. Any advice on how to overcome these obstacles or strategies to adapt to this evolving environment would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for considering this matter. I look forward to any discussions or advice you may offer.
 
depending on where your ICO is based and the potential legalities, this may not be a good option. In general you want it to be a quality channel, where moderators actively participate in discussions and answer questions. Also announcing partnerships with other cryptos who have existing followings/decent telegram member count is effective, because depending on the nature of the partnership they can encourage their members to join your channel. And the obvious is to plaster the channel link in your other content like marketing emails and medium posts.
 
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