A promotion service should name the event it sells
“Real users,” “traffic” and “bot starts” are not interchangeable. Before checkout, the buyer should know the destination, the event that increments delivery, the uniqueness rule and what happens when a person clicks but never starts the bot. Mini Empire exposes those boundaries instead of presenting every arrival as an active user.
The service is designed for a measured first cohort, not a fabricated member counter. Promotion can create the first visit. The product still determines whether the user understands the offer, completes a useful action, returns, refers someone or generates revenue.
What Mini Empire Promote can verify
A bot token is optional for an external campaign. Providing it enables stronger start verification but also grants control over the bot, so owners should use only a service they trust, retain BotFather recovery access and rotate a token immediately if they suspect exposure.
| Destination | Event Mini Empire can report | What the owner measures next |
|---|---|---|
| Mini Empire bot or Mini App | Campaign-attributed new-user start | First useful action, return and value |
| External bot with verification token | Unique route followed by a Telegram-verifiable start | Onboarding, activation and retention |
| External bot or Mini App without token | Unique destination click | Start, Mini App open and activation in owner analytics |
Current promotion packages
These are current Mini Empire presets, not promises of active or retained users. Confirm the live checkout price and verification mode before payment. A lower listed unit price at higher volume is useful only after the smaller cohort proves the onboarding and economics.
| Campaign target | Price | Listed unit price |
|---|---|---|
| 100 users | $3 | $0.0300 |
| 500 users | $12 | $0.0240 |
| 1,000 users | $21 | $0.0210 |
| 5,000 users | $87 | $0.0174 |
| 10,000 users | $147 | $0.0147 |
| 25,000 users | $297 | $0.0119 |
How a delivery moves through the system
- Create the campaign
Choose a Mini Empire project or register an external Telegram destination.
- Enter sponsored discovery
The active campaign becomes eligible for a promotion slot inside supported free products.
- Route an interested account
A Telegram user chooses the sponsored destination and follows the controlled campaign route.
- Deduplicate the event
The campaign and Telegram account form a unique pair; reopening the route cannot create another delivery.
- Wait for available proof
A route can remain pending when the selected verification mode requires a later start.
- Increment once
Only the first qualifying event advances the delivered counter, and delivery cannot exceed the purchased target.
Where the promoted users come from
The campaign is shown as sponsored discovery inside eligible Mini Empire-powered Telegram products. The user chooses whether to open the destination. This mechanism does not import contacts, inject members into a channel or rely on unsolicited direct-message blasts.
The network is Telegram-native, but it is not demographic targeting. If country, language, wallet behavior or another narrow audience attribute is essential, use a platform that can contractually provide that targeting and compare the final activated-user cost.
What this service does not promise
- Guaranteed purchases, deposits or ad revenue
- Guaranteed task completion or referrals
- Guaranteed day-1 or day-7 retention
- A specific country, language or demographic unless explicitly offered
- Automatic Telegram search ranking
- A replacement for useful onboarding and support
Prepare the product before buying traffic
- The first message states one clear value proposition.
- Every primary button works from a clean Telegram account.
- The first useful action can be completed in one short session.
- Rewards, eligibility and withdrawals use plain rules.
- The campaign source survives the deep link or start payload.
- Activation and return events exist outside the delivery counter.
- Support and abuse states have an owner workflow.
- The smallest cohort is the first test.
Compare the service by activated-user cost
Telegram Ads sells sponsored-message impressions through CPM bidding. Channel and creator placements usually sell a post, time window or view commitment. Mini Empire Promote sells a target quantity tied to a unique route and the strongest available verification. Normalize each option after the click before comparing prices.
If a $3 campaign produces 20 defined activations, the activated-user cost is $0.15. If six of those users return in the chosen window, retained-user cost is $0.50. Those numbers are an illustration of the formula, not a claimed campaign average.
Retained-user cost = campaign spend ÷ users who return in the defined windowCommon questions
How much does Telegram bot promotion cost?
Mini Empire Promote currently begins at $3 for a 100-user target. Larger presets reduce the listed unit price, but every buyer should compare channels by activation and retention rather than package price alone.
Can Mini Empire promote an external Telegram bot?
Yes. Register the external destination. A supplied bot token permits stronger start verification; without it, Mini Empire can honestly verify only the unique route click.
Can Mini Empire promote a Telegram Mini App?
Yes. Promote the bot or startapp destination that opens the Mini App. Preserve campaign attribution through the launch route and measure the Mini App open and first useful action separately.
Are these guaranteed active Telegram users?
No. The service delivers the defined click or start event. Active and retained users are later outcomes controlled by product fit, onboarding and return value.
Does Mini Empire send unsolicited Telegram messages?
The described Promote mechanism uses sponsored discovery placements inside eligible products. It does not depend on scraped contacts or unsolicited mass direct messages.
Can a user be counted twice?
The same Telegram account cannot create another delivery inside the same campaign because the campaign-account pair is unique.
Sources and further reading
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