Topic: 10 EXAMPLES OF PINNED POSTS IN TELEGRAM GROUPS (Read 147 times)

Thanks for the kind words about the XAYA pinned post there!

n4kamoto- way to go

Finally someone made a good example, too many pinned messages are pure junk

10 EXAMPLES OF PINNED POSTS IN TELEGRAM GROUPS


In the world of Telegram ICO marketing, it is common for groups on Telegram to grow into supergroups with tens of thousands
of members. So how can you make sure all 10,000 members of your group and new members coming in every day see an
important announcement or message?


Well you could spam the message over and over daily, but that would take a lot of time and would annoy members, so Telegram
came up with a better solution: The Pinned Message.

A pinned message means any member, new and old, will always see this message in the top part of the group chat like so:





PRO TIP:

Did you know that when you pin a message all members receive a push notification? Even if they have the group muted!
Learn more Telegram marketing tips here.

So before you go crazy pinning every message you send to your group, let’s look at our top 10 examples of pinned posts in
Telegram Groups for ICO marketing.


1. Tiberius Coin Pinned Message
Reference: https://t.me/tiberiuscoinofficial





To start off we have this great example of a good pinned message for a Telegram ICO group. Firstly, it was pinned directly
by the CEO of the project, which shows members that he is active in the group and with the community. It also clearly points
out the objective of the group: “best place to stay up to date and ask questions”. Important as well, it specifies chat rules since
no one wants an out of control group.

Important links and social channels highlighted. Answers most FAQs, like when is the sale, who are the admins, what’s the price.
Lastly, uses emojis to point out important warnings to members.

Recommendations:

• More emojis needed. These capture the attention of users scrolling past in the chat.
• Some important info that can save a lot of questions such as bounty programs, and investing info could be included as well.

2. ICOVO ICO Telegram Group
Reference: https://t.me/icovoco





This pinned message uses emojis to capture user attention. The objective of the group is clearly stated, important dates and
links highlighted. Unlike the previous example, the bounty program is included and the project video and forum threads are
included as well.

Recommendations:

• No rules included in the message.
• Very long message. People don’t like reading so key points have to be short

3. Osmium Investment ICO
Reference: https://t.me/OiCOiNchat





This is a great example of WHAT NOT TO DO. Too much text bunched up together without spacing makes this message
unreadable. You don’t want to force your users to pull out their glasses to be able to read your pinned message.


4. XAYA ICO Group
Reference: https://t.me/xaya_en





Here is a great pinned message. Xaya summarizes its project in 1 sentence, making the pinned message easy to read,
with emojis that act like header separators. Something new is used in this pinned message, channel admins and their
language is stated, this is good so users know who can speak their language.


5. Ufoodo ICO Telegram Group
Reference: https://t.me/ufoodo





This one is a strange one. Having a pinned message with no information about the project will leave new users asking
a ton of questions.

However, the worst part is that outlining errors such as “delay and lack of communication” is a big no-no. It’s fine to
acknowledge these things but putting them in a pinned message means that new users coming into the group will be
scared away by a team that does not communicate with its community.


6. Gamedex ICO Telegram Group
Reference: https://t.me/officialgamedex





Here is another approach to pinned messages. It’s short and straight to the point plus it gives users step by step
directions on what they need to do. Important information is there without overwhelming users or making them read
a huge wall of text. Well done!


7. NKN ICO Telegram Group
Reference: https://t.me/nknorg


This pinned message introduces something new, the monthly reports section. A good idea if your ICO wants to highlight
recent results or achievements in a convenient place for all of your users.


8. Datablockchain Telegram Group!
Reference: https://t.me/DBCIO





Another example of a great pinned message. It balances a good amount of information and links with relevant dates,
emoji usage, and readable spacing. By now you should be getting the idea of what a good pinned message looks like, right?


9. SRX Telegram Group
Reference: https://t.me/SolarexICO





At first glance this pinned message seems like it follows some of the best practices we have been documenting in our
above posts, however, when trying to read it becomes obvious that this message was composed somewhere else and
pasted to Telegram, losing its formatting and splitting information into 2 difficult to read columns.

Conclusion: compose your message directly on Telegram to avoid formatting problems.


10. Cryptopolice Telegram Group
Reference: https://t.me/cryptopolice





Last but not least, we have an example that puts most of the recommended best practices in use while still being able
to fit inside a single screenshot, making it easy to read, clear and concise.


In conclusion…

Every ICO wants to be able to share as much information with their community as possible, however, it is important to
craft a pinned message in a way that is easy to read, clear, to the point and adds value.

There are thousands of ICOs out there and if the first impression that an investor has of your project is a hard to read
or uninformative pinned message on Telegram they will just move onto the next project.

Pinning a message is FREE and can be seen by every new member coming into your group, so pairing a good pinned
message with Telegram marketing strategies to
bring hundreds of new potential investors to your group daily is one of our most recommended ICO marketing strategies.