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Topic: Why buying REAL telegram members is bullshit. (Read 354 times)
it's not bullshit dude. real members can join group via invite link. and that kind of promotion is possible. check this http://telmemeber.com
Made an account just to bump a 4 month old post eh?
Competition, as you can see from the link!!!
Not trying to be a jerk,but I estimate that a legit project doesn't need to buy telegram members or mass add users from other groups.If the project is good it will naturally attract organic members to join the group,most of bought telegram members will leave after a while and usually never active on the group in questions,they act just like bots.
it's not bullshit dude. real members can join group via invite link. and that kind of promotion is possible. check this http://telmemeber.com
Made an account just to bump a 4 month old post eh?
Telegram is blocking the bulk add-on through invites of real users to groups by allowing only a maximum of 30-50 per day invites per day per account, after which you get banned, thus making it almost impossible to boost any telegram group or channel with real members.
Any boosting service online claiming that they are selling you REAL telegram members for groups is basically a scam.
In case, however, somehow you managed to by real members and they successfully have been added to your group, they will tend to leave the group or immediately ask something along the lines- “how did I end up here and who added me without my permission?”
So how do people boost their telegram groups / channels in a shot period of time with real users, as we all saw those groups that have over 50k members that joined in a ridiculously short period of time?
It’s called a hype effect. It is created by using all means of marketing including buying fake telegram members. This is how it works.
Telegram boosting services (such as freegram.ca) are generating real accounts with real registered phone numbers, but the accounts are inactive (we are working to make them even more real- stay tuned!) . However there are three major advantages here:
First of all, as the users are inactive but real registered, they appear as online / recently were online & look absolutely real- with actual names and photos. Secondly, they will definitely not leave your group, thus making you look as constantly growing no matter how good other marketing activities are performing at the moment. Finally, it allows to control the speed of invitation, thus lowering it down when your organic invites drop or increasing it drastically when your organic members start to engage more, invite other users, share your project etc. (e.g. bounty campaigns / airdrop initiatives / ICO waitlist & whitelist registration with condition to join your TG group and/or channel). The last one is very important to maintain the balance, so that your group growth looks organic & there are enough real members to maintain the communication within the group.
Boosting your group or channel user number proved to be a good strategy due to at least two factors.
First of all, when someone joins your project and your group has a low number like 4–5 members all of which are team members it simply doesn’t work: most people will leave & will not support your initiative. The number of members basically improves you image, making your real targeted audience that comes from the different sources like forums, Youtube blogger review, or other marketing activities, more loyal when they join your group or channel, as they see that your channel is already recognized by a large amount of crypto enthusiasts.
The second major factor is a hype effect. If done right with all other activities, you may double or triple your members, which will cause a snowball effect.
We have few ICO projects that successfully boosted their groups & are happy with the results. The boosts has helped teams when marketing couldn’t yet satisfy the expectations of early adopters & to improve the overall image compared to numerous of other ICOs with better hype, but maybe with less cooler product!
Learn more or better try at www.freegram.ca
Any boosting service online claiming that they are selling you REAL telegram members for groups is basically a scam.
In case, however, somehow you managed to by real members and they successfully have been added to your group, they will tend to leave the group or immediately ask something along the lines- “how did I end up here and who added me without my permission?”
So how do people boost their telegram groups / channels in a shot period of time with real users, as we all saw those groups that have over 50k members that joined in a ridiculously short period of time?
It’s called a hype effect. It is created by using all means of marketing including buying fake telegram members. This is how it works.
Telegram boosting services (such as freegram.ca) are generating real accounts with real registered phone numbers, but the accounts are inactive (we are working to make them even more real- stay tuned!) . However there are three major advantages here:
First of all, as the users are inactive but real registered, they appear as online / recently were online & look absolutely real- with actual names and photos. Secondly, they will definitely not leave your group, thus making you look as constantly growing no matter how good other marketing activities are performing at the moment. Finally, it allows to control the speed of invitation, thus lowering it down when your organic invites drop or increasing it drastically when your organic members start to engage more, invite other users, share your project etc. (e.g. bounty campaigns / airdrop initiatives / ICO waitlist & whitelist registration with condition to join your TG group and/or channel). The last one is very important to maintain the balance, so that your group growth looks organic & there are enough real members to maintain the communication within the group.
Boosting your group or channel user number proved to be a good strategy due to at least two factors.
First of all, when someone joins your project and your group has a low number like 4–5 members all of which are team members it simply doesn’t work: most people will leave & will not support your initiative. The number of members basically improves you image, making your real targeted audience that comes from the different sources like forums, Youtube blogger review, or other marketing activities, more loyal when they join your group or channel, as they see that your channel is already recognized by a large amount of crypto enthusiasts.
The second major factor is a hype effect. If done right with all other activities, you may double or triple your members, which will cause a snowball effect.
We have few ICO projects that successfully boosted their groups & are happy with the results. The boosts has helped teams when marketing couldn’t yet satisfy the expectations of early adopters & to improve the overall image compared to numerous of other ICOs with better hype, but maybe with less cooler product!
Learn more or better try at www.freegram.ca
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