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Thai-American entrepreneur, creator and storyteller based in Bangkok. I make educational content about business, economics, culture and modern Asia — grounded in actually running a company here.

250,209 views · 94,078 accounts reached · 80% from non-followers — last 90 days on Instagram.


The numbers

Instagram

Metric Last 90 days Last 30 days
Views 250,209 106,363
Accounts reached 94,078 44,885
Reach from non-followers 80.0% 80.7%
Interactions 7,749 3,372
Net new followers +114 +99

Roughly 5,500 followers — and the account reached 94,078 accounts in 90 days, about seventeen times the follower count.

Two things worth noting

The reach is consistent, not a spike. 80% of reach came from non-followers across both windows. Distribution isn't coming from an existing list — the platform is actively pushing this content to new viewers. A partner isn't renting my followers; they're reaching an audience that grows every time a post lands.

Growth is accelerating. Of the 114 net followers gained over 90 days, 99 came in the last 30. The most recent month is the strongest month.

Who watches

90-day audience data

Age Share Country Share
35–44 35.2% Thailand 30.1%
25–34 27.9% United States 26.1%
45–54 21.2% Singapore 5.3%
55–64 7.9% Australia 4.3%
18–24 4.4% United Kingdom 3.7%

72.1% men. 84.3% of the audience is between 25 and 54 — working age, earning, making purchase decisions.

Top cities: Bangkok 17.9%, Singapore 5.3%, New York 1.7%, Sydney 1.4%, Ho Chi Minh City 1.2%. Peak activity: Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, 9–11 PM ICT.

A rare split — a Thai audience and a Western one watching the same content at once, with a secondary Southeast Asian and Commonwealth tail.

What people search to find this

lukkhrueng · debt crisis in Thailand · thailand corruption issues · south east asian matriarchy · asian toxic culture explained thai

These are real search terms bringing viewers in — not hashtags I chose. Nearly a quarter of discovery comes from search rather than the feed, which means people arrive already looking for this subject.