Telegram broadcasts allow you to build direct communication with subscribers and control message delivery. This can be done through Mavibot: create a bot, connect it to the system, build a simple scenario, and send a broadcast to your database. Below is a step-by-step setup without unnecessary actions.


1. Creating a Bot in BotFather


The first step is to create a Telegram bot.


  • Open Telegram.
  • Find the official bot @BotFather.
  • Enter the command /start.
  • Choose the command /newbot.


Specify:


  • Bot name (display name)
  • Username (unique address ending in “bot”)

After creation, you will receive an API token — a long string of characters. This token is required to connect the bot to Mavibot. Important: save the token — without it, connection is impossible.



2. Connecting the Bot to Mavibot


Next, connect the created bot to the automation system. In Mavibot:


  • Go to Chats.
  • Select Telegram.
  • Click Add Bot.
  • Paste the API token from BotFather.
  • Save settings.


After connection, the bot will appear in the active channels list. Now it is ready for scenario creation.



3. Creating Two Blocks in the Builder


Now create a simple automation logic.


  • Go to the Builder section.
  • Create a new scenario.
  • Add the first block, for example: “Hello! We have news for you!”
  • Add the second block, for example: “We’ve updated our functionality.”
  • Connect the first block to the second with an arrow.
  • Set a delay timer between them (for example, 5 seconds, 10 minutes, or 1 hour).



What this does:


  • The user receives the first message immediately
  • The second message is sent automatically after the set delay
  • The system works without manual intervention


This is a basic mini sales funnel model.


4. How to Create a Broadcast in 15 Minutes


Now let’s launch the mass broadcast.


Step 1. Go to “Mailings”


In Mavibot, open Mailings → Messengers.


Step 2. Create a New Mailing


Click “Create Mailing” and specify:


  • Mailing name
  • In the block menu, select “Block”


Step 3. Choose Recipients


You can select:

  • All subscribers
  • A segment by tags
  • Users in a specific state
  • Audience by variables

If your database is already segmented — select the needed group.



Step 4. Add Message or Select Block


Two options:


  • Write text directly in mailing settings
  • Use a previously created block (“Mailing to clients from blocks”)


If you use a block, the entire scenario logic will apply, including timers and follow-up messages.


Step 5. Configure Sending


You can:


  • Send immediately
  • Schedule date and time
  • Set intervals between sends (for large databases)


After saving, the broadcast starts automatically.



The entire process takes about 10–15 minutes if the bot is already connected.


Result


With Mavibot you get:


  • Automated message delivery
  • Scenario-based logic
  • Segmentation capabilities
  • Frequency control
  • Minimal manual work


Telegram broadcasting becomes part of a structured automation system instead of a one-time action.