Broadcast strategy for sending marketing messages

Want to send bulk marketing messages on WhatsApp? Here’s how to ace it! 🚀

When your account is unverified, you’ll start with a 250-message limit (Tier 250). But don’t worry—once verified, you’re automatically upgraded to the 1K Tier (1,000 messages per day)! 🎉

Here’s your winning strategy:

👉 Start small: Begin with 200 messages to your audience and monitor how they respond.

👉 Evaluate: If people are engaging and your WhatsApp health stays strong, it’s a clear sign that your audience is interested in connecting with you.

👉 Level up: Gradually increase your broadcasting volume. Start with smaller batches, like 200-500 messages daily, and work your way up. Once you consistently send 5,000 messages, you’ll unlock the 10K Tier, allowing you to send up to 10,000 messages per day! 🌟 This gradual growth builds trust and shows WhatsApp you’re a genuine business focused on positive interactions.

Marketing guidelines set by Meta
1. Marketing messages can be sent only once within 24 hrs. 
2. Another marketing message can be sent to the user 23 hours from the first message. 
3. If a user replies to the message sent then another marketing message could be sent to the same user.
4. If successive marketing messages are sent then those messages will fail to deliver with the following error: “This message was not delivered to maintain healthy ecosystem engagement.” Learn more about this error.

💡 Want to check your daily messaging limit?
Simply head to Settings, navigate to Chatbot Platforms, and select WhatsApp. Under Usage and Reports, you’ll find your current message tier and limits—keeping you in control of your growth! 📊

💡 Pro Tip: It’s not just about sending messages; it’s about building connections. WhatsApp loves real conversations. Make sure there’s a healthy mix of incoming and outgoing messages—customers replying to your broadcasts show genuine engagement.

Remember, your goal is to create trust and meaningful interactions. Keep your messages engaging, relevant, and respectful. Happy broadcasting! 🎯