Boss Post Creator: Post Buttons Bot

A post with no button gets read and closed. A post with a Subscribe or Open button leads the reader on. Boss Post Creator is built for exactly those buttons: the bot makes buttons under Telegram posts.

Its author calls it a private bot for creating post buttons and runs a community around it.

Why put buttons under a post

A link inside text gets lost among paragraphs. A button under the message is visible at once and takes one tap. That is why people use it for chat invitations, jumps to a website, a poll or another post.

For a channel admin it also means order: every action sits in one place below the text instead of scattered through it.

What this bot does

The bot's own description is short: it says it can create buttons for Telegram posts. That is its job: to prepare a message with buttons that you then publish.

I make no claims about other features. If you need scheduled publishing, click statistics or templates, look for them in dedicated post editors.

How a post with buttons usually gets made

1. Prepare the text and decide in advance what action you want from the reader.
2. Write short labels for the buttons: two or three words, starting with a verb.
3. Check the links on the buttons before the post goes live.
4. Publish and test: open the post on a phone and tap every button.

The /start command opens the dialog. The rest of the guidance arrives in the chat itself.

Good buttons and bad ones

• One main button. With seven, the reader taps none.
• A clear label. Read the full story beats Click me.
• An honest link. A button must lead where it promises.
• Mobile view. Long labels get cut off on a phone.

A word on trust

The bot is private, and its owner runs his own channels. Do not give it passwords, SMS codes or payment details: making buttons needs none of them.

If the bot asks for access to your channel, check exactly which rights you grant and remove extras. Fewer permissions is safer. 🔘

Who will find it useful

Admins of small channels, newsletter authors and anyone posting announcements with buttons. Large channels with a regular schedule are better served by a full publishing editor with a planner.

For a one-off job like making a neat post with a couple of buttons, though, this is enough.