Diversified Risk: Relying on a single platform (like Telegram) for all your direct communication creates a single point of failure. A robust email list diversifies your communication channels.
The "data" from Telegram here refers to the signals of interest and engagement that indicate a user is a good candidate for your email list.
Consistent Engagement in Channels:
Data Point: Users who consistently view your channel posts, click on links, and react to content.
Signal: These users are actively consuming your content and are highly interested in your brand or niche. They are prime candidates for deeper engagement via email.
Active Participation in Groups:
Data Point: Users who regularly ask singapore telegram mobile phone number list questions, offer advice, engage in discussions, or respond to polls.
Signal: These are highly engaged individuals who are seeking solutions or deeply invested in your community. Their active participation indicates a higher likelihood of opting into an email list for more structured information or exclusive access.
Specific Queries via Bots:
Data Point: Users interacting with your bot who ask questions that go beyond simple FAQs, indicating a deeper need for information or a desire for a solution (e.g., asking for a demo, a personalized quote, or detailed product comparisons).
Signal: These are warm leads. If the bot can't fully satisfy their query, the logical next step is to offer a direct email follow-up or a resource delivered via email.
Consumption of High-Value Content:
Data Point: Users who click on links to comprehensive guides, whitepapers, webinars, or detailed articles shared in your Telegram channels/groups.
Signal: This indicates a hunger for in-depth information, which is often best served via email.
Expressed Interest in Specific Topics/Products:
Data Point: Users who explicitly state preferences through bot interactions or respond positively to polls about specific product categories, services, or content themes.