Editorial policy

Who writes our guides

Articles are written by named authors, each covering the platforms they follow; you can meet them on the authors page. The founder, Mohamed Ahmed, reviews the guides before publication, and articles on sensitive topics (account safety, fake followers, verification) carry a “Reviewed by” line. Each article shows its author, publication date and, when it changed later, the date of the last update.

How articles are researched

• Platform rules, requirements and features (for example monetization thresholds or verification) are checked against the platforms’ own help centres and policy pages at the time of writing.
• When a platform does not publish an exact rule, we say so and describe common practice as an observation, not a guarantee.
• We do not invent statistics, benchmarks, testimonials or customer numbers. Figures that change often are dated (“as of writing”).
• Prices and service names quoted in articles come from the SMM Target panel when the article was written; the live panel is always the authoritative source.

Updates and corrections

We review articles when a platform changes a rule we describe, and we revise the text and the “updated” date when we do. If you find a mistake, email info@smmtarget.net with the article link; confirmed errors are corrected.

Conflict of interest and how we label our services

Because we sell SMM services, we have a commercial interest in some topics we write about. To keep that transparent:

• Recommendations of our own services inside articles are shown in clearly labelled cards (“Our service” / “Recommended services for this article”), never disguised as neutral advice.
• Articles about buying followers, likes or views explain the risks and the platforms’ rules, including when paid growth is not a good idea.
• We do not accept payment from third parties for mentions or links, and we do not claim to be the “cheapest” or “best” provider.