Explore Telegram for Business Messaging to enhance customer engagement, foster loyalty, and streamline interactions for higher revenue and increased sales conversions.
Use conversational messaging to deliver personalized updates, resolve inquiries promptly, provide exceptional customer service, nurture loyalty, and build stronger customer relationships.
Whether you're facilitating purchases or offering real-time (sales) assistance, optimizing your business-to-customer communication drives revenue and sales growth.
Verified Sender information is presented when users interact with a legitimate business, fostering trust for the consumer.
Engage your audience when relevant to them with live chats and calls, ensuring the personal support they need and boosting your conversions.
Telegram offers secure communication through end-to-end encryption, ensuring that messages and media shared are protected from unauthorized access.
Message delivery is guaranteed. If the recipient lacks an internet connection or doesn't have Telegram installed, our system seamlessly switches to SMS as a backup.
Telegram, boasting 100 million active users and facilitating 15 billion daily messages, is a dynamic platform for businesses to connect effectively with customers.
With its secure and user-friendly platform, Telegram empowers businesses to deliver personalized messages, updates, and customer support, all while fostering trust and loyalty.
Telegram features include:
Channels: Broadcast to a wide audience
Groups: Facilitate group discussions easily
Secret Chats: End-to-end encryption secure messaging
Passport: Upload ID documents for KYC compliance
Integrate Telegram directly through our Connectivity platform. Our API combines multiple communication channels into a single platform.
Want to provide customer service via Telegram? With Mobile Service Cloud, you can interact with your customers in one easy-to-use inbox.
Customer engagement today happens on a variety of online messaging channels to attract, engage, interact, and convert.
In this guide, you’ll see how using the most relevant messaging channels can do the same for your business.
RCS is a rising star among the messaging channels. It combines the reliability of the SMS network with the added benefits of rich media and other modern messaging features. Its only hiccup was reach - iOS didn't support RCS. Until now.
Using SMS customer service templates not only saves time but lets your support team create personalized, on-brand communications with just a few clicks. Today we’ll share business text message templates you can use to give your customers the information they need — fast.
WhatsApp has a number of policies in place to help them improve the overall customer experience and build a more positive relationship between consumers and online businesses. One such policy specifies that, before sending any messages to your customer through WhatsApp Business, businesses must first receive consent to do so.
WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are both established messaging channels for customer engagement. But what are the differences? Which advantages does each channel have for what business use case? Let's dive into the details
Safeguarding company data against security threats should be on the top of the priorities list for every modern company. Especially since A2P, or application-to-person messaging fraud is on the rise. Read all about the different types of A2P fraud and what steps you can take to avoid being the next victim.
Amid the thicket of technology TLAs with 2 in them (B2B, P2P, 2FA,...) are one of the simplest A2P messaging, or “Application-to-Person”. You may not be familiar with the acronym, but you've probably come across it several times in the messaging market. Let’s see why A2P remains relevant as a messaging technology today.
There’s a plethora of messaging apps and mobile communication channels available worldwide. Various apps exist, native applications are growing and also standard SMS text messages are still widely in use. In what channel should you invest your resources?
If a person needed customer support, they might have previously picked up the phone. They might have even sent an email. But what if there was an alternative channel that could help them get their issue addressed almost instantly?
Setting up a conversational messaging strategy is no longer optional for your business. Customers want to talk - but on their schedule, not yours. Responding in real time, on their preferred conversational channel, used to be a nice-to-have for businesses; now customers expect it.
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