In this article, I delve into the realm of Telegram channel management, blending the collective wisdom of many with my own trials and tribulations. Your tips and ideas are welcome in the comments. Let's embark on this enlightening journey. 🤓
1. General Security Tips Is it safe to operate multiple chats from a single creator account? The answer is a resounding no. Telegram's ban algorithms are uniquely stringent compared to other social networks. While exceptions exist, where channels survive even after the creator’s removal, it's generally rare. Channels, chats, and the creator often get deleted in a sweep. I strongly recommend limiting to one group per creator account for risk diversification.
2. Creator Account Management It's prudent to assign a 'dummy' account as the creator – ideally with two-factor authentication and no chat history. For enhanced security, consider using a separate device, though that's more of a personal paranoia you may choose to ignore. This strategy minimizes risks like sudden spam blocks and reduces scrutiny of the account.
3. Invites and Settings Let’s talk about invitation strategies and related settings. These insights are crucial for both inviting users and managing chat settings.
4. Audience Inflation Pre-Invitation Before initiating invites, inflate your audience with bots. It sounds absurdly simple but effectively increases the survival rate of your 'dummy' accounts. Arab bots are a cheap resource but avoid adding more than 10,000 a day to evade Telegram's filters. I typically inflate the audience at a 1:1 ratio to planned invites. Some recommend a 10:1 ratio, but experiences vary.
5. Using Aged Chats Many are familiar with this strategy, but in my experience, the age of the chat (3 months or 3 years) doesn’t make much difference in invite restrictions. Chats with hidden histories are equally effective as those with visible creation histories.
6. Inviting into Active Chats In my experience, it's preferable to invite into chats with a history of communication. You can use chat cloners for content or simply engage in conversations with friends. Barebone chats with a single post tend to raise immediate suspicions and don't last long.
7. Controversial Methods These methods have either not been replicated by me or lack sufficient data for conclusive results.
- Mixing active users with long-inactive accounts in invitations can increase the survival of both accounts and the chat. This might not please all clients, but it’s been confirmed by several peers.
- Inviting one user per account is a viable but time-consuming method. Losing 10% of accounts after just 1-2 invites can be frustrating. This method suits those who are well-experienced and have time to experiment.
Conclusion: This guide offers a comprehensive look at managing a Telegram channel in 2024, with tips that range from basic security to advanced strategies. While experienced users may find some of these insights familiar, newcomers will find them invaluable. As the digital landscape evolves, so should our strategies in channel management. Here’s to making the most of your Telegram channel in 2024! 🚀
