Telegram Channels
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Bots can work in Telegram channels. In channels, a bot will respond when
It is added as administrator to a channel
Another administrator posts in the channel
You may use bots to publish information to your channel followers easily with scheduled or recurring Broadcasts.
A channel is represented as a single User on BotDistrikt, no matter how many followers are in it. Channels can be identified with the word (Channel) in their names, and User Type channel in their profiles.
When you add the bot as an administrator to a channel, a postback event is triggered. To make the bot respond to this event, you must add a rule with the following condition
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If the above rule is not added, the bot will respond with its default fallback story
When another administrator of the channel publishes a post, a postback event is triggered. To make the bot respond to this event, you must add a rule with the following condition
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If the above rule is not added, the bot will respond with its default fallback story
Telegram channels are a great way to publish content for your followers to see, however they are restricted to one-way content from your admins to your subscribers. Sometimes you would want to publish 2-way interactive content. By doing this, you can
Personalise tailored content to each subscriber
Improve engagement amongst your channel subscribers
BotDistrikt has a unique way of allowing you to do this via story-based Buttons. When you publish a story button-based element such as Text, Cards, Audio, or Video with buttons, any subscriber who clicks on that button will magically be taken to an individual chat with your bot to view that story.
Here's an example of what can be done with this
By using a story-based Button in your Telegram channel, you will be able to convert Telegram channel subscribers into individual users for your Telegram bot marketing strategies.
