How to Target Telegram Premium Users for Higher ROI

Why Premium users are a high-ROI segment
- Spending signal: They already pay for Telegram—higher willingness to invest in tools, courses, or communities.
- Engagement: Premium features (like increased limits and better UX) correlate with heavier usage.
- Discoverability: With the right filters, Premium users are easier to isolate from noisy audiences.
How to identify Premium users (safely)
- Group-sourced lists: Scrape members from niche groups where your ICP hangs out.
- Behavioral filters: Keep only users with recent activity and a complete profile (photo, bio).
- Premium signal: Use the built-in Premium filter in your automation software to tag and segment users.
Message strategy: speak to Premium expectations
- Lead with outcome: “Cut your reporting time by 40%” beats “We built a tool.”
- Peer proof: Mention a credible customer or case that mirrors their context.
- Single CTA: One clear action — reply, join, or book.
Copy templates (swipe files)
1) B2B tool demo
“Hey {first_name} — saw you active in {group}. We’re helping teams like {peer} automate {task} and save ~40% ops time. Worth a 90‑sec preview? If useful, we can book a 10‑min demo.”
2) Course / community invite
“Quick one: we run a {niche} community that ships weekly playbooks + office hours. It’s zero‑spam and curated. Want an invite link?”
3) E‑commerce VIP drop
“{first_name}, we do limited drops for {niche}. Next one is {date}. Want early access + code? I can add you to a private list.”
Delivery mechanics that protect ROI
- Account hygiene: Use warmed, phone‑verified accounts with unique proxies.
- Rotation: Multi‑account sending with randomized delays and safe daily caps.
- Testing cadence: 2 variants per cohort (angle + CTA) for statistical clarity.
Measurement: move beyond clicks
Track three layers: Engagement (delivery, replies), Acquisition (trials, group joins, forms), and Revenue (qualified opportunities, closed‑won). Kill low‑yield segments quickly and reinvest in winners.
Workflow: end-to-end in 7 steps
- Define your ICP and value hypothesis.
- Map 10–20 relevant groups/channels; add competitor hubs.
- Scrape, then filter for activity + profile completeness + Premium.
- Write 2–3 tight message variants (one link, one CTA).
- Send via automation software with safe throttles.
- Tag replies by intent; fast‑lane the highest‑intent users.
- Close the loop with cohort‑level analytics.
Common pitfalls (and quick fixes)
- Chasing volume over fit: Narrow the segment; Premium ≠ broad “Telegram audience.”
- Template monotony: Refresh openers weekly; rotate angles (ROI, time‑saving, social proof).
- Multiple CTAs: Pick one. Let the conversation earn the next step.

Scale-up checklist
- Accounts warmed and distributed across unique proxies
- Premium‑tagged cohorts with 5–10k users per batch
- 2 message variants, 1 CTA, 1 link
- Reply tagging and CRM sync
- Weekly cohort report: replies → booked → revenue
Next steps
If you want a done‑for‑you pipeline, our Mass DM & Targeted Outreach service and automation software are built for Premium targeting. We’ll help with research, copy, sending, and measurement—end to end.