Involve such a manager ins sending out your offers. If you send a user a message and they see it as relevant, they will continue messaging with you and expect a real person to answer, a “human manager”.
WhatsApp is a service that is about having a dialog, not bulk messaging. Having been banned, you will lose a communication channel with your client and they will not be able to contact you anymore. Keep in mind that we are not responsible for bans caused by bulk messaging. Technically, you can configure bulk messaging to be doneusing API, using mass operation in amoCRM/Bitrix24/PlanFix, using Salesbot, and using automation. So, your client is ready to buy but nobody responds to them – and you lose a client at this point. However, no manager can process 100+ requests in 10 minutes. The next thing your client needs is a timely response and a dialogue with a real human manager. On the other hand, if your offer is really attractive, clients would not want to report you as spam. Presume you created a newsletter and sent it to 1000 people. Using an official WhatsApp newsletter and legally acquiring clients’ contact details does not change the fact that a user can still press “Report Spam” and “Block” if they do not like the message (possibly because they deemed it irrelevant or untimely – or for any other reason). Your recipients can make a complaint about marketing messages. It is important to understand that every user who receives a message can add any contact to spam at any moment – even if you have previously had dialogue with this client.
The service actively fights spammers, and since users have trust in it, every message is valuable for them. In the WhatsApp context, spam is any message that people do not want to receive. WhatsApp can ban a number in three cases: spamming, scanning the QR code by a recently registered account, and using emulators.
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