Track every Telegram group join back to its source
Tellmetric issues one invite link per click, so each new member is recorded with the campaign that brought them.
Tellmetric issues one invite link per click, so each new member is recorded with the campaign that brought them.
A standard Telegram invite link is the same for everyone who uses it. If the same link appears in three ad sets, a newsletter and a partner's channel, every resulting join looks identical in the member list. The group grows, but the source of each member cannot be determined.
Because each link is single-use, a member who forwards it cannot create a false attribution. Anyone who receives a forwarded link goes through a new flow and is recorded as an unattributed join.
Illustrative example: a creative test runs three videos against the same audience. After one week, the join report shows 312, 140 and 98 joins at €1.90, €4.10 and €5.80 per join. Click-through rates were nearly identical across the three, so only the join data identified the strongest creative.
Tellmetric issues the per-click invite, monitors the group for the join, and records a Joiner event with the click's fbclid, browser identifiers and campaign values. The event is sent to Meta as CompleteRegistration with deduplication, and to TikTok as Subscribe when TikTok is connected. The dashboard reports joins by campaign, and cohort reports show what those members did afterwards.
Yes. Private groups and channels are the standard case, because the bot issues the invite.
They receive a personal invite from the bot instead of a shared link. The rest of the experience is unchanged.
An existing member does not generate a join event. Members leaving the group are recorded separately as a negative signal.
Only joins that come through a tracked link carry a source. All other joins are counted as unattributed, which provides a useful baseline.
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