Who we are
Followchain covers the latest social media tips, guides, and how-tos that you can trust. Our library of more than 600 pieces of content is extensively researched and tested before publishing to provide the most reliable and up-to-date information. We cover a wide range of social media platforms including Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook.
We also cover messaging apps including Discord, and WhatsApp—gradually expanding to other verticals outside of social media such as finance, cryptocurrency, and gaming. Our content is predominantly family-friendly which is in line with Google Publisher Policies—with clean word choices and visuals to maximize user experience.
The site was originally launched in January 2020 as an “f4f” community for Instagram which later pivoted into an online publication. Since then, the site attracts over 1,500,000 people each month (approximately 50% US traffic) and has been ranked in the top 20 sites for online marketing (via SimilarWeb).
Our Writers
Lim How Wei is the founder of followchain.org, with over 7+ years of experience in Social Media and 3+ years of experience in investing in stocks and cryptocurrencies. He has researched, tested, and written hundreds of articles ranging from social media platforms to messaging apps.
Our Social Media
- Instagram (4k+ followers)
- YouTube (1.5k+ subs, 950k+ total views)
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- Twitter (company profile)
- LinkedIn (company profile)
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Editorial Guidelines
Every piece of content on Followchain is based on in-depth research across the web (e.g., social media, forums, the actual source) along with independent testing to ensure its quality, accuracy, and relevancy. In addition, older posts are frequently updated to maintain their freshness (e.g., listicles, statistics) and to ensure that they are always up-to-date.
For example, the article titled “Can Someone See That I Viewed Their Instagram Highlight?” has been tested using two Instagram accounts—one posting the highlight while the other views it—before arriving at a yes or no answer. For the article titled “What Does “Other Snapchatters” Mean on Snapchat?”, a series of tests were conducted using two accounts (similar to the previous example) that includes blocking, removing, not adding, as well as sourcing Snapchat support (via one of their replies on Twitter) to derive the definition of the term.
If you found an article that needs to be improved (e.g., misleading/inaccurate information, grammatical mistakes), or if you have feedback on one of our articles, feel free to contact us at support@followchain.org.