A landing page for your Telegram channel: get found on Google

Why your page is a mini-site

When you create a workspace, the platform immediately builds a public page with your products and plans. It's live on the web at a link (e.g. `sub.rybkaos.com/your-workspace` or your own domain) — anyone can open it in a browser, no Telegram needed. It's effectively a full mini-site for your project, and it's visible to search engines.

Build the page from blocks

The default works out of the box, but a few minutes of styling pays off. The page is assembled from blocks, like a builder:

• Heading and hero — who you are and what you offer, in one screen
• Plans — your tiers with a checkout button
• Testimonials — social proof that you can be trusted
• FAQ — removes doubts before payment
• Text about what's actually inside — specifics, not just 'subscribe'

5 things that affect search

SEO for a page like this isn't magic — it's a few basics:

• A clear heading with your keyword — what people actually type ('private investing channel', not 'My channel')
• A page description — short, to the point, with the same words
• Concrete value text — search rewards substantive pages, not empty ones
• Testimonials and FAQ — more useful text = more chances to match a query
• A custom domain — adds trust for both visitors and search engines

A custom domain amplifies it

A page on your own domain (`shop.yourdomain.com`) looks more solid than a technical address and builds brand recognition. It connects via DNS — a subdomain through a CNAME, a root domain through an A record. Details are in the custom-domain guide.

Don't stop at one page

Share the link everywhere your audience is, put a payment banner on your own site or blog, and later add separate pages for different products. Every new page is another entry point from search.

Ads bring the people you found. Search brings the people looking for you — and it's free.