For channels that include external links (to websites, landing pages, products), the Click-Through Rate (CTR) is a critical engagement metric. This measures the percentage of views that result in a click on your embedded link. A high CTR indicates that your message copy, call to action, and the value proposition of the linked content are compelling enough to drive users outside of Telegram. Using UTM parameters in your links is essential for accurately tracking these clicks in your external web analytics and attributing conversions back to your Telegram channel.
Subscriber Churn Rate (Retention & Satisfaction)
While not strictly an “engagement” metric in greece telegram database terms of active interaction, the Subscriber Churn Rate (or Unsubscribe Rate) is a crucial indicator of overall audience satisfaction and engagement sustainability. A high churn rate signals that subscribers are finding your content irrelevant, too frequent, or simply not meeting their expectations. Monitoring this metric closely allows you to quickly identify issues with your content strategy, posting frequency, or value proposition before they lead to significant list decay. Aim for a low churn rate to maintain a highly engaged and valuable audience.
Time Spent (Implied Engagement for Media)
While harder to measure precisely for text-only collaborative tools for whatsapp list teams messages, for channels sharing videos, audio files, or lengthy articles directly within Telegram, Time Spent interacting with this media can be an implied engagement metric. If Telegram’s native analytics (or external tools if possible) provide insights into phone list completion rates for videos or average listening time for audio, these indicate deep content consumption. For linked external content, average time on page from Telegram-referred traffic in your web analytics can serve as a proxy,