How to post to many Telegram groups: chats, text, launch

To post to many Telegram groups you need a list of chats where you are allowed to write, accounts and a text. In TeleTraff they come together in the Chat broadcast module: it goes through the chats in rounds, joins only where Telegram would not otherwise let you post, and remembers the chats that refused.

Where do you find chats where you can post?

Finding a chat is easy, but you cannot always write in it: in some groups only administrators may post. So check access before the launch, not after the first refusal. What else limits sending to a list of chats is covered on the page about sending to multiple groups.

1. 1

   Open the database search

   In Parsers open the «Database search» tab and switch to «Chats». No accounts are needed for the search.

2. 2

   Set the topic

   Pick «Topic», «Language» and «Country», or type words into «Words in title or description». An affiliate buyer fits chats about traffic and funnels, crypto fits trader chats, an info product fits student chats, services fit city chats.

3. 3

   Keep chats where you can post

   In the filters set «Posting» → «Allowed». Turn on «Hide already taken» and «Without my refusals»: the results will not bring back chats you already took or that refused you.

4. 4

   Save the results

   Click «Save as a set». The set appears at once in the modules' target picker. Sets and export come with a plan.

You can build your own chat base with the «Chats» parser in the same Parsers module. Finished bases live on the «My datasets» tab.

How do you prepare accounts for posting to groups?

The panel itself warns about fresh accounts: added less than a day ago and never warmed up. By its own words, such accounts catch a spam block more often in this module.

• Add the accounts to the account manager.
• Warm them up in Warm-up. How to build a plan is described on the page about account warm-up.
• Use several accounts: the chat list is split between the selected accounts, and each one handles its own part.
• If an account already belongs to the groups you need, pick the «Account chats» source: it spends no joins.

How do you write a message that does not repeat in every chat?

The message is built from steps. Each step is either «My text» or «AI for each chat». The «Add step» button adds the next message of the chain, and the whole chain goes to every chat.

• Word variants. The «Insert word variants: {a|b}» button adds a fork. Each chat gets one of the variants. It is one message, not two.
• Placeholders. The «chat title» and «chat @» buttons put the name and address of the chat into the text.
• AI for each chat. In «What to write about» describe the offer: who you are and what you invite people to, for example a closed breakdown of crypto setups. AI writes only the first step, the rest go out as written.
• Repost. The «Post link» step forwards a ready channel post whole, with the source header.

How do you launch a run in Chat broadcast?

1. 1

   Choose where the chats come from

   Open Chat broadcast. In the «Where we post» block pick «List» and give the saved set as the base. The other sources are covered in the module guide.

2. 2

   Pick the accounts

   The list of targets is split between the selected accounts.

3. 3

   Build the message

   In the «Run content» block add the steps described above.

4. 4

   Set the rounds

   In «Rounds and workload» set «Passes» and the rest between rounds. If there are more chats than fit in a round, the list goes around in a ring. What each field means is described in the module guide.

5. 5

   Check the time and launch

   If the estimate is longer than the run ceiling, the broadcast stops on time and the remaining chats read «Not taken up». Reduce the rounds or the breaks. After a restart, messages already sent are not repeated.

What happens to chats that refuse?

The panel keeps a shared chat blacklist itself: a chat lands there when it refuses or deletes messages, and the broadcast no longer goes into it. The reasons for entries, the threshold and managing the list by hand are described in the module guide.