Kladez Telegram Project Bot

The bot opens with a long scatter of zeros and ones and then says "hi". An in-joke for the initiated, and it sets the tone at once: this is about tech, the internet and Telegram, with a sense of humor. 🤘

This is the bot of the Kladez Telegram project. The project runs a Russian-language channel with news about the messenger, the internet and technology.

The project behind the bot

The channel describes itself as a place with everything about Telegram, the internet and technology. It publishes short tech news, digests and notes on rules that matter to channel owners.

The author also writes reviews of tools for administrators: platforms for scheduled posting, moderation and statistics. The bot is the entrance to that ecosystem.

Three commands, nothing more

The command list is extremely short. The bot does not try to be an all-in-one machine.

• /start reboots the bot if it hangs or you want a fresh start.
• /menu opens the main menu with the available sections.
• /ad leads to the advertising section.

See the bot itself for the exact menu items and advertising terms. They may be updated.

If you are an admin thinking about ads

Ads in a niche channel work when the audience matches your product. Readers of a channel about Telegram and tech are people interested in bots, channel tools, gadgets and apps.

Before buying a placement, find out a few things.

1. What the audience is and whether independent statistics confirm it.
2. What the format is: a post, a pin, an integration, and how long it stays up.
3. What the payment terms are and what happens if the post does not run.
4. Whether ad labeling is required and who handles it.

Writing to the author so you get an answer

Authors of small projects reply themselves, so a clear message speeds things up considerably.

• Topic in the first line. Advertising, news, cooperation or a question about a post.
• Specifics. What you want, the deadlines and what your project is.
• No attachments from strangers. Do not open files and links from other people's messages.

Telling a real bot from a fake

Fake admin bots are common. Scammers copy a name and an avatar and write as the "channel author", offering cheap ads or a channel check.

Take the bot's link from the channel description and not from private messages. Never share your login code or two-step password, even when asked "to confirm ownership".

Who the project is for

People who follow Telegram and tech news. Channel admins looking for tools and fresh rules. Advertisers who need an audience interested in bots and technology.

If you only want to stay informed, subscribing to the channel is enough. The bot becomes useful when you need to reach the authors.