Channels, groups and bots
- Channel: one-way broadcasting. You post, subscribers read. Best for news, alerts and offers.
- Group: a conversation among members. Best for communities and customer support.
- Bot: an automated account. People start it with a tap, and it can subscribe them and send them messages.
Most businesses need a channel for announcements and a bot to handle sign-ups.
Who Telegram suits in Nepal
- Stock market and finance: NEPSE price alerts, IPO openings, dividend notices.
- Education: class schedules, notes, exam notices.
- News and media: headlines as they happen.
- Online shops: flash sales and new stock.
- Communities and clubs: events and reminders.
It works best where people want frequent, timely updates and would find the same volume on SMS or WhatsApp too much.
Grow your subscribers
- Put your channel or bot link on your website, Facebook Page and email footer.
- Print a QR code on receipts, packaging and at your counter.
- Say what subscribers get: "IPO alerts the minute they open".
- Pin a welcome message that explains what you post and how often.
What to post
Keep one channel to one topic. Post short, useful updates, and put the key fact in the first line, because that is what shows in the notification. Use a consistent format so regular readers can scan it. Too many posts a day and people mute you; decide on a rhythm and keep to it.
Telegram with Nepal Fillings
Nepal Fillings connects a Telegram bot that subscribes people automatically when they start it, then lets you send bulk alerts and segment subscribers by group. Telegram campaigns are included on the free plan alongside email. Telegram sending is done from the dashboard; it is not available through the Nepal Fillings API.
Send Telegram alerts and email from one free dashboard.
See Nepal Fillings