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TOP-10 examples of creative Telegram bots

Introduction: Creative = Benefit + Play

A creative bot is not a "joke," but a tool where the benefit meets the game: the user gets the result in 1-3 steps, and the brand - data, engagement and retention. The main thing is short screens, understandable buttons, respect for privacy and the user's right to "say no."


Format TOP-10

1) Story quest bot (interactive story)

The idea. Micro-novel for 5-7 minutes with forks and endings related to your product/theme.

What for. Virality, retention, learning through plot.

Flow. Start → hero selection → 4-6 forks (buttons) → final → "next best action" in WebApp (selection of materials/offer).

Metrics. Start→Finish, average number of forks, share rate.

Risks. Long branches, "footcloths" of the text.

Checklist. 700-1200 words per story, 2-3 endings, Step X/6 progress, Replay button.


2) Bot generator of personal "card of the day"

The idea. Morning Digest: Challenges, Weather/Timezone, Personal Interest Tips.

What for. Behavioral habit and DAU.

Flow. Onboarding of interests → the schedule of sending WebApp → with a checklist and checkboxes.

Metrics. DAU/WAU, completion checklist, Ret D7/D30.

Risks. Spam - enter quiet hours and frequency.

Checklist. 3 blocks max, one CTA, "less than these" option.


3) Smart quiz segmenter (3 questions → personal route)

The idea. 3-4 questions and instant selection: guide, offer, event.

What for. Personalization, CR growth.

Flow. Questions → scoring → WebApp with the result and step "do now."

Metrics.% completion, CTR per personal block, uplift to conversion.

Risks. Too many questions.

Checklist. Option buttons, progress, skip.


4) Generative Postcard/Poster (UGC Pain Free)

The idea. The user sets 2-3 parameters → receives a unique postcard/cover (text generation and templates).

What for. UGC, shers and organics.

Flow. Options → previews in WebApp → "Download/Share/Publish to Channel (by consent)."

Metrics. Downloads/shers, time to result, ER in the comments.

Risks. Copyright Infringement/PII - Use your templates and moderation.

Checklist. 5-7 off-the-shelf styles, watermark/credit, consent to publish.


5) ARG/city quest with QR tags

The idea. Offline quest: QR tags in the city/on the event → riddles → non-monetary prizes (badges, access).

What for. Offline activations and PR.

Flow. Start → map in WebApp → tasks with deadline → leaderboard.

Metrics. Active participants/day, completion routes, K-factor.

Risks. Site approvals, safety.

Checklist. Rules, time window, help contact, transparent prizes.


6) "micro-landing" bot editor

The idea. In 2 minutes, collect a "page" in WebApp: photo + title + 3 bullets + STA.

What for. Decentralized content from ambassadors/partners.

Flow. Master steps → preview → Share/Save Template button.

Metrics. Pages Created, Page CTR, Lead Time.

Risks. Quality and compliance - do moderation.

Checklist. 3 templates, length constraints, preset library.


7) Concierge bot "in one tap" (status first)

The idea. A bot that always first shows the status: order, purchase requisition, withdrawal, reservation.

What for. Reducing the load on support, trust.

Thread. '/start '→ status in one line → "next action" (change/cancel/contact).

Metrics. FCR, time to response, reduction in repeat questions.

Risks. No ET/logs - the bot loses its meaning.

Checklist. ID + ETA, history, concierge button.


8) "Collect the newsletter yourself" (personal digest editor)

The idea. The user turns themes, days and density on/off himself.

What for. Decrease in unsubscriptions and "mute," increase in relevance.

Flow. Settings → previews → A/B timing → "what do you read more often" report.

Metrics. Read 48h, unsubscribe/1000, CTR by topic.

Risks. Tricky menu - keep 5-7 chips max.

Checklist. Quiet hours, frequencies, fast "stop everything."


9) Team Challenge "10 days"

The idea. Not individual, but team progress: 3-5 people score points together.

What for. Social connections → above participation and completion.

Flow. Registration → auto-selection of the command → task in 1-2 clicks → general progress in WebApp.

Metrics. Completion D10, DAP, share "reached the whole team."

Risks. Toxicity - moderation and easy replacement of the participant.

Checklist. Deadline timer, team chat topic, badges.


10) Bot-curator of the "analysis of the week"

The idea. Once a week, the user downloads a question/example, the bot gives a structured analysis according to the template + asks for updates from the community.

What for. UGC quality, learning from real cases.

Flow. Form → auto template → publication in thread → updates/comments → "best" in the channel.

Metrics. Number of parses, time to answer, ER, save.

Risks. PII/sensitive data - auto-masking and moderation.

Checklist. Template: "context → steps → result → questions," publishing rules.


UX principles for creative bots

One screen - one action.

Buttons instead of long text; progress "Step X/Y."

Status-first approach.

Personalization by language/time zone/interests.

Quiet hours and frequency limits.

Privacy: do not ask for unnecessary data, PII - only on business and with consent.


Metrics (landmarks, calibrate for niche)

Start→Step1: ≥85%

Short Script Completion: 60-90%

Read 48h (for push tracking): 55-75%

CTR on "next action": 10-25%

Unsubscribe/1000 shipments: <5-12

Shers/UGC: 5-15% (for postcards/quests)


Risks and compliance

Clearly separate information from promo, indicate "2 lines of conditions" for any promotion.

For sensitive topics - the "Responsible" block and help contacts.

Keep the minimum amount of data, show how to delete/change.

Anti-fraud/anti-spam: captcha for new ones, link limits, complaints in 1 tap.


A/B ideas (quick tests)

1. First screen: "picture + caption" vs "blank text."

2. Progress bar vs "1 minute left."

3. 2 forks vs 3 forks in the quest.

4. Timing pusha: 10am vs 6pm locali.

5. CTA: "Start" vs "Do in 60 seconds"

6. Order: status → action vs action → status.

7. Team Challenge: Auto Fit vs Team Selection.


30-60-90 day implementation plan

30 days - MVP × 2 format

Choose two simple formats (e.g. "smart quiz" + "generative postcard").

Collect stream: onboarding → action → WebApp/result.

Configure the events' bot _ start ',' step _ complete [n] ',' webapp _ open ',' conversion '.

Turn on quiet hours and frequency limits.

60 Days - Personalization and Gaming

Add a "card of the day" or a status concierge.

Run 4-6 A/B tests (timing, CTA, script length).

Enter UGC mechanics and moderation.

90 days - Scale and consistency

A directory of templates, a library of macros and verified texts.

Monthly report: Completion, CTR, Retention, unsubscribe.

Expansion to locales and new interest segments.


Creative in Telegram is a structured game: a short path to the result, clear benefits and a little magic. Select 2-3 formats from the list, collect them on a bundle of bots + WebApp, measure Completion/CTR/Retention and respect the user. This is how the "creative bot" turns into a sustainable channel of growth and love for your product or community.

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