SMM Panel Glossary

A set of rules that social media platforms use to determine what content to show to users in their feeds, based on relevance, engagement, and other factors.

A set of protocols that allows different software applications to communicate with each other. In social media, APIs enable third-party tools to interact with platform data.

Data and analytics that provide information about your followers, including demographics, interests, and behaviors.

A feature that automatically replaces lost followers, likes, or views without requiring a manual refill request. The system monitors the order and refills it when drops occur.

An order status indicating that the system has received the order but hasn't started processing it yet. Usually transitions to Pending once processing begins.

An automated program that performs specific tasks on social media, such as liking posts, following accounts, or commenting.

An order status indicating that the order has been cancelled, either by the customer or the system due to issues with processing or payment.

A reseller panel created under a main SMM panel. Child panels allow users to create their own branded SMM service while sourcing services from the parent panel.

An order status indicating that all requested services have been successfully delivered and the order is now finished.

A pricing model where advertisers pay each time a user clicks on their ad.

A pricing model where advertisers pay for every 1,000 impressions their ad receives.

The percentage of people who click on a link out of the total number who view it.

The sharing of content through private channels like messaging apps, email, or text messages, which cannot be tracked by analytics tools.

A feature that gradually delivers followers, likes, or views over a specified period instead of all at once. This creates a more natural growth pattern that looks organic.

When followers, likes, or views that were previously delivered are removed or lost. Drops can occur due to platform algorithm changes or when accounts are flagged as suspicious.

Any interaction users have with content, including likes, comments, shares, clicks, and saves.

The speed at which an account gains new followers over a specific period.

The practice of delivering content or ads to users based on their geographic location.

A word or phrase preceded by the # symbol, used to categorize content and make it discoverable to users interested in that topic.

The number of times content is displayed to users, regardless of whether they interact with it.

An individual with a significant following on social media who can influence the purchasing decisions of their audience.

A service feature where followers, likes, or views begin to be delivered immediately or within minutes after placing an order.

Metrics used to evaluate the success of social media activities in relation to objectives.

A feature that allows users to place multiple orders at once by uploading a file or entering multiple links, saving time when ordering services for multiple posts or accounts.

An influencer with a smaller but highly engaged following, typically between 1,000 and 100,000 followers.

A service type that doesn't offer replacement of lost followers, likes, or views. These services are typically cheaper but come without guarantees if drops occur.

Services that guarantee minimal to no loss of followers, likes, or views over time. These are typically higher quality services with more stable results.

The number of people who see your content without paid promotion.

A service that provides social media marketing services like followers, likes, and views at wholesale prices.

An order status indicating that only a portion of the requested services were delivered. This can happen due to technical limitations or insufficient inventory.

An order status indicating that the system is currently processing the order and delivering the requested services.

A piece of code placed on a website that tracks user actions and helps measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.

A service supplier that delivers social media services to SMM panels. Providers are the source of services that panels resell to their customers.

The total number of unique users who see your content.

A feature that allows customers to request replacement of lost followers, likes, or views within a specified guarantee period after the initial delivery.

A platform that allows users to resell SMM services under their own brand. Resellers purchase services at wholesale prices and sell them at a markup.

A strategy that shows ads to users who have previously interacted with your content or visited your website.

A measure of the profitability of social media marketing efforts relative to their cost.

Techniques used to improve a website's visibility in search engine results, which can complement social media strategies.

The use of social media platforms to promote products, services, or content.

A recurring service that automatically delivers likes, views, or other engagement metrics to new content as it's posted, based on predefined criteria.

Content created by users rather than brands, often shared on social media platforms.

Content that spreads rapidly through social sharing, reaching a large audience in a short period.