What spam actually is
Spam isn't just "advertising." Spam is content that's irrelevant to the audience, sent without consent, and adds no value. Smart automation posts relevant content in Groups you've joined, for people who are interested.
5 rules to stay on the right side
1. Only post in Groups you've joined
If you joined a Group, you have implicit permission to be there. That's not spam.
2. Match the content to the audience
A "new parents" Group isn't the place to post about crypto products. If the content isn't relevant, it's spam.
3. Respect the Group's rules
Every Group has posting rules. Read them. If a Group bans business posts — don't post.
4. Give value before you ask
A post that sells immediately is spam. A post that teaches something useful and then offers help — that's marketing.
5. Don't be pushy
Posting once a day in a Group — fine. Posting 5 times a day in the same Group — spam. Natural Poster always maintains sensible intervals.
The golden rule
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