24Social, a leading Thai-based digital engagement company, has announced the release of a new suite of tools aimed at boosting organic interactions on major social media platforms, including Facebook and TikTok. The launch highlights the company’s commitment to helping brands build genuine relationships with their audiences through ethical and transparent engagement methods.
In an environment where social media platforms are increasingly prioritizing authentic user interaction, 24Social’s tools are designed to support long-term community building without relying on artificial enhancements like fake likes or follower purchases. Instead, the platform offers businesses practical solutions for increasing the visibility of posts, driving real-time engagement, and deepening audience trust.
“Our mission is to help businesses connect with their communities in a meaningful and sustainable way,” said Tewin Charoensook, CEO of 24Social. “Engagement should reflect real interest and authentic relationships, not just inflated numbers. Our tools are developed with that philosophy in mind.”
The newly introduced features include targeted interaction support that helps posts reach a broader yet relevant audience, analytics dashboards offering insights into content performance and audience behavior, and algorithm-conscious strategies that align with Facebook’s and TikTok’s content visibility rules. The platform places a strong emphasis on ensuring that all engagement strategies comply with platform policies, positioning itself as a responsible player in the digital marketing space.
These developments come at a time when social media algorithms are increasingly engineered to detect and suppress inauthentic behavior. By offering ethical engagement solutions, 24Social aims to provide a viable alternative for brands looking to grow their digital presence without risking penalties or reputation damage.
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