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AI Bot Runs Telegram Channel — Full Breakdown & Transcript

I Grew a Telegram Channel Run by an AI Bot — Here's What Happened

0h 13m video Published Apr 3, 2026 Transcribed Aug 4, 2026 Денис Марков Денис Марков
Beginner 7 min read For: Telegram channel owners, content creators, and digital marketers looking to automate content posting.
AI Trust Score 65/100
⚠️ Average / Some Fluff

"Delivers a solid walkthrough of the bot, but the title's promise of 'what happened' is only lightly addressed."

AI Summary

The video demonstrates how to fully automate a Telegram channel's content creation using the Troft bot, which scrapes posts from donor channels, rewrites them with a neural network, removes ads, and adds a signature. The author explains the setup process, including modes, filters, and neuroposting, and argues that this frees up time to focus on traffic and ad sales, which are the real revenue drivers.

[00:02]
Delegating content creation to a bot

The author set up a Telegram channel where all posting was handled by a bot, without writing posts or hiring copywriters.

[00:41]
Three main business processes

Running a Telegram channel involves attracting traffic, reselling it, and running the channel itself. Traffic quality and quantity directly affect ad pricing.

[01:26]
Routine of channel management

Managing content is routine and has minimal impact on income compared to traffic and ad sales. It involves ideation, content planning, and scheduling.

[02:24]
Troft bot overview

Troft takes posts from other channels, rewrites them using a neural network, removes ads, adds a signature, and publishes them automatically.

[03:11]
Unique content and legal safety

The neural network rewrites posts to create unique content, avoiding copyright issues. It works even on channels where copying is prohibited.

[03:24]
Use for content creators

The bot is useful for managing multiple client channels, saving time and allowing focus on finding clients.

[04:10]
Setting up a new task

In the main menu, press 'new task', select the donor channel and the target channel for publishing.

[04:36]
Publication modes: old posts and online

Old posts mode publishes archive posts gradually, suitable for new channels. Online mode publishes new posts immediately, ideal for news channels.

[06:06]
Recommendation: start with archive, then online

First pull up the archive to fill the channel, then switch to online mode for real-time posting.

[06:33]
Automatic vs manual publishing

Automatic mode publishes posts immediately after processing; manual mode requires approval before publishing.

[07:31]
Content filters and text replacement

Settings allow deleting or replacing text patterns, skipping posts with certain words or links, and specifying exceptions (white domains).

[09:08]
Prohibited hours

Set hours when posts should not be published, e.g., 1 AM to 7 AM, to avoid disturbing the audience.

[09:34]
Neuroposting feature

Uses a neural network to paraphrase, shorten, translate, or apply a style to make content unique before publishing.

[10:19]
Signature management

Remove the donor's signature and add your own to drive subscriptions from reposts.

[11:42]
Content type filtering

Choose which content types (photo, video, document, text) to publish and ignore others like audio or circles.

[12:26]
Focus on sales and traffic

Automating content frees time to focus on ad sales and traffic, which directly impact income. This can scale from 5 to 25 clients.

By automating content creation with the Troft bot, channel owners can eliminate routine work and concentrate on high-impact activities like traffic acquisition and ad sales, potentially scaling their operations significantly.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 04:10 Open the Troft bot and press 'new task'.
2 04:22 Select the donor channel (source of posts) and the target channel for publishing.
3 04:36 Choose publication mode: 'old posts' (archive) or 'online' (immediate).
4 06:33 Select automatic or manual publishing mode.
5 07:31 Configure content filters: set text patterns to delete, replace, or skip posts.
6 09:08 Set prohibited hours to avoid publishing during specific times.
7 09:34 Enable neuroposting to rewrite content with a neural network (paraphrase, shorten, translate, or style).
8 10:19 Configure signatures: remove donor's signature and add your own with a link.
9 11:42 Set content type filters to include or ignore specific types (photo, video, etc.).
10 12:10 Launch the bot and monitor for the first few days to ensure it works correctly.

Study Flashcards (10)

What are the three main business processes of running a Telegram channel?

easy Click to reveal answer

Attracting traffic, reselling it, and running the channel itself.

00:41

What does the Troft bot do?

easy Click to reveal answer

It takes posts from other channels, rewrites them using a neural network, removes ads, adds a signature, and publishes them automatically.

02:24

What are the two publication modes in Troft?

easy Click to reveal answer

Old posts (archive) and online (immediate).

04:36

What is the recommended strategy for a new channel?

medium Click to reveal answer

First pull up the archive of posts from the donor channel, then switch to online mode.

06:06

What is the difference between automatic and manual publishing modes?

medium Click to reveal answer

Automatic publishes immediately after processing; manual requires approval before publishing.

06:33

How can you replace a link in posts?

medium Click to reveal answer

Use the 'delete and replace text' tool to replace a link with your own, or specify exceptions (white domains).

08:27

What is the purpose of prohibited hours?

easy Click to reveal answer

To avoid publishing posts during certain times, e.g., 1 AM to 7 AM, to not disturb the audience.

09:08

What does neuroposting do?

medium Click to reveal answer

It uses a neural network to paraphrase, shorten, translate, or apply a style to make content unique.

09:34

How do you remove the donor's signature?

hard Click to reveal answer

Go to the Signatures tab, copy the donor's signature, and paste it into the 'original signature' field; the bot will remove it from all posts.

11:13

What content types can be filtered?

medium Click to reveal answer

Photo, video, document, text, audio, voice, and circles.

11:42

💡 Key Takeaways

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Full automation of content creation

Shows a practical way to eliminate routine work using a bot and neural network.

02:24
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Legal safety through rewriting

Highlights how unique content avoids copyright issues, a key concern for content repurposing.

03:11
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Archive then online strategy

Provides a clear recommendation for new channels to build content quickly then go real-time.

06:06
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Neuroposting for uniqueness

Explains how AI rewriting ensures content originality, a core value proposition.

09:34
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Focus on sales and traffic

Emphasizes that automation frees time for revenue-generating activities, a key business insight.

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[00:02] and selling ads there, but I didn't write a single post there myself. And I did n't hire any buyers either. I entrusted all posting to the Telegram bot, which

[00:14] did everything for me. In this video, we'll discuss how to delegate content creation to a Telegram bot and avoid wasting time on the most routine and unprofitable activities. Sit back, get comfortable, we're getting started. All information in this video

[00:29] The author does not encourage participation in financial transactions or other analytical aspects of the work. In the field of Internet. If you run a Telegram channel, you have

[00:41] three main business processes: attracting traffic, reselling it, and running the channel itself. And here we'll talk about how to delegate a

[00:53] completely routine and even the most insignificant business process to a robot. Because when we bring in traffic, we directly influence the cost of advertising on our channel. The better the quality of the traffic, the higher the cost of advertising, or the more traffic there is,

[01:11] the higher the cost, depending on the topic you work in. When we sell advertising, we, accordingly, recoup the investment in our traffic. Or, if we have conditionally free traffic, then we collect the margin.

[01:26] The introduction of the Telegram channel has minimal impact on our income. Yes, our audience engagement depends on this, but it's much more important to farm a large audience, or a high- quality audience, and also to engage in

[01:42] advertising sales. At the same time, the routine of introducing a Telegram channel is as much as possible. You need to come up with ideas, you need to create a content plan, check it, set a schedule. And if there are several channels, then it’s a complete horror. I have several

[01:56] Telegram channels, and if I run each one myself, I’ll just go crazy. And run each one myself, I’ll just go crazy. And if I hire content makers for each of these Telegram channels, then my traffic will fall, it will be less

[02:10] profitable for me to run these Telegram channels, and I want to turn as much revenue as possible into net profit. And there is a way to completely automate content creation without searching for copywriters, without your own

[02:24] involvement. This is done almost automatically. We just need to edit a couple of strokes, because, well, the machine can make mistakes. Today I'll show you the Troft Telegram bot, which takes

[02:39] posts from other Telegram channels, rewrites them using a neural network, removes ads from the link, and adds your signature. And it also publishes all of this Telegram bot with neural networks that rewrites competitors' posts. And you don't even

[02:56] have to worry about a competitor suing us, because we have unique, original content, not just a grabber copying it from another Telegram channel. All we need to do is find a Telegram bot from which we will

[03:11] take posts, and the neural network will rewrite them, add our links and rewrite them, add our links and produce unique content. And yes, this works even on Telegram channels where copying is prohibited. And an important

[03:24] point: such a Telegram channel will be relevant even if you don’t have your own Telegram channel. For example, you work as a content creator and have several clients' Telegram channels. You can simply connect

[03:39] donor channels to this grabber, and the neural network will rewrite posts for your clients and add all the necessary links. This way, you save a ton of time, can manage multiple projects at once, and focus on

[03:53] finding clients instead of dealing with routine tasks. In fact, you are transforming from a person who creates content into a person who manages the system, and we are moving to work with our restnok process. And here in the main menu we press the new

[04:10] task button. And here we first need to indicate the Donnor channel from where we will take posts. So, I click, select from the list, indicate that

[04:22] select from the list, indicate that I will have Easy English, and select the channel where we will publish the reworked posts. I'll choose channel zero, purely to show how it all works. Next we need to

[04:36] select the publication mode. And there are two of them here. The first one is old posts. This is two of them here. The first one is old posts. This is when the bot takes old posts from a Telegram channel and publishes them to our new channel in like mode. This would be suitable,

[04:53] for example, if you have a new Telegram channel and you took the Donnor channel, which has been posting for several years, for example. Or when you

[05:05] need more posts than are published in the Donori channel. For example, our donor channel gets three 100 views a day, but we need to do four a day because we have three ads, and we need to cover each one, and also

[05:22] we need to cover each one, and also open the day from the very morning with a content post, not an ad. And so the bot takes the archive of posts from the donor channel and begins publishing them to our channel. And posts are released gradually,

[05:37] depending on the settings. And we can display them here and, accordingly, not have any problems with it. And the second mode is online. It is designed to publish new posts immediately. For example, Donnori posted on our channel and it was

[05:53] immediately duplicated [music] in the channel we run. This will appeal to news people, for example. For example, we run a news channel or a regional one. And here the speed of publication is extremely important. My recommendation is

[06:06] that when we first create a channel, we first pull up the archive of publications from our donor channel. And once our channel is full, we switch to

[06:19] our channel is full, we switch to online mode to avoid being slowpokes and publish posts as quickly as possible to make them as relevant as possible. There are two publishing modes here , one is automatic mode. That is, in

[06:33] this mode, the bot publishes posts immediately after they are processed by the neural network, without your participation. The bot receives a post from the donor channel, applies all the settings

[06:45] we'll set up later, and immediately publishes it to our channel. And there is also a publishes it to our channel. And there is also a manual mode. In it, the post is first sent to us for review and, after our manual approval, is published on

[07:01] our channel. [music] This is if quality control is extremely important to us , or you are just setting up the bot and watching how it works, and want to make sure that it does its job well, or if the content

[07:16] requires checking for faqs, and so on. And we move on to the settings, where we can configure cloning parameters, namely content filters, link processing, signatures, and so on. Select task settings and open settings.

[07:31] This is the window that opens for us. And there are many functions here, such as deleting and replacing text. This tool allows you to automatically remove and change parts of text according to

[07:45] specified patterns. That is, we specify some text element, and the bot searches for it, and then performs the actions we specify with it. For example, he can delete the match, that is, completely remove the found element from the text,

[08:00] or replace it with his own text or skip the post. That is, if our bot skip the post. That is, if our bot finds a post, for example, with a certain word, or with a certain link, then it skips this post

[08:15] and does not publish it automatically. We can, for example, select the replacement mode and then fill in the replacement text field. For example, you can replace the link to your

[08:27] own Telegram channel. That is, when the admin specifies a link to his channel at the very bottom, we can automatically replace this link with our own. Here you can also specify an exception, meaning the

[08:42] bot can delete all links except certain ones. We specify a white domain accordingly, with such an element, the text does not disappear or is not

[08:55] replaced. Here we can also specify prohibited hours. This is, for example, for prohibited hours. This is, for example, for those who publish live content, or rather, those who publish live content, or rather, copy it from another channel. Let's say our

[09:08] channel Donno published a post at 2:00 AM Moscow time, and we don't want to trigger our audience at that time. And we can set that our prohibited hours are from

[09:20] set that our prohibited hours are from 1 am to 7:00 am. Click add. And, accordingly, no posts will be published during this time . And the most interesting function is neuroposting. It allows automatic processing of

[09:34] post text using a neural network before publication. Namely, it can paraphrase, shorten, translate, or we can specify a specific style - formal, colloquial, and so on, or simply

[09:49] make our content unique. That is, we borrow content from our donor channel without rewriting it so that it is unique. And after

[10:02] this, no court will ever prove that we are copying content, and we can rest assured about this. It works like this. The bot sends the text to spread in it. She processes it according to the selected mode and publishes the modified version to our

[10:19] channel. The entire process is automatic and does not require your participation. Next we can customize the signatures. The signature function is separate here. It allows you to control the text that is added to the end of

[10:33] each post. This is done so that more people come to the [music] channel after reposts. For example, a person read your channel and sent a post to a friend. He

[10:45] read it and immediately subscribed to your channel. That's what I do. And I have quite a channel. That's what I do. And I have quite a lot of people coming from reposts. With this feature, we can easily remove the donor channel's signature and replace

[10:59] it with our own. Here's how to do it? Go to the Signatures tab and Go to the Signatures tab and select the section for the original signature. Next, copy the signature from the donor channel and paste it into the field. After this, the bot

[11:13] will remove this signature from all posts. And then we add our own signature. Click on add signature option and in the section add your signature at the end of the post enter the text. It could be just the name of our channel

[11:29] with a hyperlink. [music] Next, we select the text, click the link button and paste the link to our Telegram channel. There is a section where we can is a section where we can choose what types of content the bot will

[11:42] send to our channel and which ones it will ignore. Here is the content type section. And ignore. Here is the content type section. And here I indicate photo, video, document and

[11:54] text. I ignore audio, voice, and circles because my channel is not an author's channel, and, as a rule, circles and audio are published in author's channels. And, accordingly, in order not to get caught, I simply ignore this type of content. And with

[12:10] these settings we can launch our bot. And he will start publishing posts on our Telegram channel. During the first few days we keep an eye on everything to make sure it works. And then you can entrust the posting to an artificial intelligence bot and focus on

[12:26] artificial intelligence bot and focus on more important things.

[12:40] that has the least impact on our income. And instead of this disgusting routine, engage in sales that directly affect your income. Clients are typically found in admin chats, less frequently through one's own blog in short videos,

[12:56] and also to increase the number of clients. For example, now, when you work with your hands and have five clients, you can have, for example, 25, because content without traffic does not produce results. And when we automate the content, we

[13:11] can focus on traffic. If you have this bot, you can replace one Telegram channel with a network, because you'll have a ton of free time. You can manage other people's Telegram channels and spend a minimum of time on it

[13:26] . That is, if you are content or want additional income, then this is a great option. Or build a system for creating content and focus only on traffic, which is a completely different level. Good luck.

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