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How to send Broadcast to Unlimited users without Facebook Business Manager Verification?

Steps to send Broadcast to Unlimited users without verifying your Facebook Business Manager account.

Shivam Aggarwal avatar
Written by Shivam Aggarwal
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AiSensy has rolled out an important update (beta) in collaboration with Meta that enables businesses to utilize the complete potential of their WhatsApp Business API account without verifying their Facebook Business Manager account.

That's right! Facebook Business Manager verification is no longer mandatory to verify your WhatsApp Business Display Name and send Broadcasts to Unlimited users.

In this guide, we'll be explaining what you need to do to send Broadcasts to Unlimited users seamlessly.

Pre-requisites to Send Broadcasts to Unlimited Users

Here are the things you need to send Broadcasts to Unlimited users:

  1. You must be an AiSensy user. If you haven't yet signed up, start your free trial right now

  2. Your WhatsApp Business API must be live. Once you've signed up, apply for the WhatsApp Business API from the dashboard. You can check out this video to learn how to apply for the WhatsApp API, or you can schedule a call with our team as well.

How to send Broadcasts to Unlimited users in one go?

Once your WhatsApp Business API goes live, you will have a Broadcast limit of 250 unique users/ day.

To send messages to Unlimited users, you will need to follow some steps.

First, you need to upgrade your WhatsApp Broadcast limit from 250 to 2000 Unique users/ day.

To upgrade your WhatsApp Broadcast limit from 250 to 2000 unique users, you need to send messages to 1000 unique users in a time period of 30 days.

Follow the steps mentioned below to upgrade your WhatsApp Broadcasting limit👇

1. Send messages to 1000 Unique users within 30 days

2. Send High-Quality messages (Quality Rating should be green throughout this process)

WhatsApp Broadcast Limit of 2000 Unique users comes into the 1st WhatsApp Broadcasting tier.

Overall, there are four WhatsApp Broadcast Tiers.

Tier 1: Allows businesses to send broadcast messages to 2000 unique users daily (in the 24-hour slot)
Tier 2: Allows businesses to send broadcast messages to 10,000 unique users daily (in the 24-hour slot)
Tier 3: Allows businesses to send broadcast messages to 100,000 unique users daily (in the 24-hour slot)

Tier 4: Allows businesses to send broadcast messages to UNLIMITED unique users daily (in a 24-hour slot)

How to Increase the WhatsApp Broadcast Limit?

The only way to increase the WhatsApp Broadcast Limit is by getting promoted to the next Tier. This can be done only if:

1. The quality rating is not low.

2. You need to send messages to at least half the unique users of your current WhatsApp Messaging Limit.

See the charts below to understand how a business moves to the next Tier.

E.g. If you currently have a Broadcast Limit of 2000 unique users/ 24 hours, to upgrade your WhatsApp Messaging Limit from 2000 to 10000 users, you need to send messages to at least 1000 unique users within a consistent duration of the next 7 days to move to the next tier.

So, if you're in Tier 1 & you send messages to 1000 unique users within the next 7 days, Meta will increase your messaging limit to 10k on the 8th day.

Similarly, if you send the 1000 messages on Day 1 itself, your Broadcast Limit will upgrade to 10k on the second day itself.

Similarly, if you currently have a WhatsApp Messaging Limit of 10000 unique users/ 24 hours & wish to upgrade to 1,00,000 unique users, then you must send messages to half the unique users in WhatsApp Broadcast Tier 2, i.e. 5000 unique users in the next 7 days.

Another factor that plays a vital role in helping you upgrade your WhatsApp Messaging Limit is your Quality Rating. We will talk about it next.

2. Maintain good quality rating

You must send high-quality messages to maintain a good quality rating to reach Broadcast Tier 1, which unlocks a Broadcast limit of 2000 users/ day.

The WhatsApp Business API clients’ Quality Rating shows the message quality that your customer received in the past 24 hours. It also depicts how well your WhatsApp Broadcast/Campaigns are performing.

There are three different quality states:

1. Green: High Quality
2. Yellow: Medium Quality
3. Red: Low Quality

Your quality rating must be high to reach WhatsApp Broadcasting Tier 1. If your quality rating declines, your WhatsApp Broadcast limit won't increase.

Sending Broadcast to Unlimited Users in one go

Now, let's send Broadcast to Unlimited users in one go.

In AiSensy, you can send Broadcasts easily via 2 methods:

  • Contacts Page

  • Campaigns Page

We already have a complete guide on how to send WhatsApp Broadcasts with AiSensy. Check out this WhatsApp Broadcasting guide

How to improve the WhatsApp Quality Rating?

To improve or maintain a high WhatsApp Quality rating

1. Make sure messages follow the WhatsApp Business Policy
2. Only send messages to users who have opted in to receive messages from your business.
3. Make the messages highly personalized and useful to users. Avoid sending open-ended welcome or introductory messages.
4. Be mindful of messaging frequency; avoid sending customers too many messages a day. Be thoughtful of informational messages, optimizing for content and length.

How does WhatsApp define a high-quality message in this case?

WhatsApp evaluates a variety of factors to determine the quality of messages sent to customers.

Best practices to ensure high-quality messages include:

  • Expected: Make sure that your customers have opted in to receive this information from your business on WhatsApp.

  • Timely: Ensure that your conversation is connected to time-bound topics, such as

  1. Seasonal or other recurring event related to previous purchases.

  2. A product recently browsed or purchased within a specific interval of time.

  • Relevant: Share personalized information with your customers based on a previous signal that is related to their interests with a clear call-to-action, such as additional information that is related to a product browsed or related to a valuable offer.

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