A Telegram channel is a feed where admins publish and subscribers read. Unlike a group, members cannot post, but they can react and, if enabled, comment in a linked discussion group. Channels support text, photos, videos, albums, polls, files, voice messages and buttons, and there is no algorithm between you and subscribers: posts appear in their chat list in order.
For a small business, a Telegram channel is a direct line to an audience that chose to follow you. It is popular for expert blogs, news of local businesses, catalogues and closed communities. Growth usually comes from cross-promotion, other channels, the website and other networks; a pinned post and a bot help turn readers into customers.
Example: a florist runs a channel with daily photos of fresh bouquets, a pinned post with prices and delivery terms, and a button that opens the order form. Many regular customers order straight from the channel.
AI SMM publishes to Telegram channels and groups: text, photo, video, albums of 2–10 items, polls, spoilers and RSS digests from the calendar. Note that AI SMM has no analytics for Telegram.
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