PotatoPosting: chat posting on autopilot

You sell a product or service and want to show up regularly in dozens of topic chats: marketplaces, freelancer groups, city communities. Doing it by hand every day gets old fast. PotatoPosting automates it. You set the text and the chat list, and messages go out on a schedule. 📢

You can test it for free until 23:00 Moscow time, and a detailed guide is linked in the bot's description.

Why it needs an account, not a bot

A regular Telegram bot can only post where it has been added and given rights. It can't message other people's groups. That is why chat posting services run on user accounts.

In PotatoPosting, /accounts holds the list of connected accounts. Messages go out under their names, as if you were writing yourself.

Commands and setup

• /settings. Configure posting: text, chats, schedule.
• /accounts. Connected accounts that do the sending.
• /payment. Buy a subscription after the trial.
• /profile. Your profile and subscription status.
• /privacy. How your data is handled.
• /support. Contact support.

The project also has a news channel and a separate market bot, both linked in the description.

The main risk: spam bans

Telegram is strict about mass messaging. If chat members report your messages, the account gets sending limits, and repeat offenses can lead to a full ban. ⚠️

• Separate account. Never connect your main account with personal chats and contacts.
• Chat rules. Post only where ads are allowed, such as dedicated days or threads.
• Moderate frequency. One message a day per chat beats one every half hour.
• Vary the text. Identical messages across many chats get flagged faster.

Account access security

Connecting an account to any posting service lets it act on your behalf. That is a serious level of trust. 🔒

1. Official bot only. Check the username, since services like this attract fakes.
2. Codes stay in Telegram. Never enter your login code on outside websites or send it to anyone in DMs.
3. Cloud password. Turn on two step verification for the connected account.
4. Watch sessions. Check Devices in Settings regularly and end anything unnecessary.

Who it really suits

Automated posting helps when your niche has plenty of open ad chats and you're willing to follow their rules. Think classified ads, job posts or local trades in city groups. 🛠️

If your audience isn't expecting ads, mass posting will hurt your reputation more than it brings clients. In that case, running your own channel and arranging ads with chat admins directly works better.