In today’s era where social media marketing is the main battlefield for brand communication, X (formerly Twitter) remains one of the most influential global platforms. Its vast reach and high dissemination efficiency make it a key tool for politicians, businesses, KOLs, and everyday users to build influence.

In today's highly refined social media marketing landscape, TikTok has emerged as one of the fastest-growing short video platforms worldwide, boasting over 1.5 billion downloads and more than 1 billion monthly active users. It dominates markets such as North America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, and has become a critical arena for brand expansion, content distribution, and traffic monetization.

In today’s traffic-driven world, whether you're running a brand campaign, building your personal brand, or operating a self-media account, "follower count" has become a key metric for measuring influence and credibility.

Having been in the social media marketing industry for six years, I’ve witnessed accounts grow from zero to millions of followers with verified blue checks, and I’ve tested countless follower-boosting platforms—some impressive, others deeply disappointing.