Neurocommenting in Telegram – Worth Trying?

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Hey everyone, I’ve been hearing about this thing called neurocommenting in Telegram. Basically, it’s where you run a network of TG accounts and AI-generated comments are dropped automatically under posts in niche channels.

Has anyone actually tried this? Does it still work in 2025, or is it too crowded now?
Are there better ways to get organic TG traffic these days?

Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences...
 
This is a type of shilling activity, and if your message catches people's attention during natural conversations, it can provide traffic to you. The effectiveness of these methods varies depending on your niche, and testing them will definitely allow you to analyze them more accurately. For example, Telegram Ads work well in some niches but don't yield good results in others.
 
This is a type of shilling activity, and if your message catches people's attention during natural conversations, it can provide traffic to you. The effectiveness of these methods varies depending on your niche, and testing them will definitely allow you to analyze them more accurately. For example, Telegram Ads work well in some niches but don't yield good results in others.


To be honest default GPT outputs look kind of bland and don’t grab attention as much. One trick I’ve seen people do is slap a hot woman’s pic on the accounts — it definitely boosts click-through, but then again, you attract a certain type of audience that way, depending on your niche.

Curious if anyone here has figured out how to make the AI generate more “human-like” comments?
 
You can use neuromarketing in all types of texts, ads, sales pages... but you have to adapt it to the situation. On TG, since it's messaging, you have to be very subtle so the manipulation isn't noticeable. Sometimes, as mentioned above, a photo of a hot girl, a username, etc., is more effective than what the message says, depending on the niche.
 
I have tried this for my channel and working group. i see it works very well now, you can try it
 
Neurocommenting is still usable but less effective, it's better to focus on building niche communities and combine other channels like Reddit/Twitter to drive traffic.
 
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