Facebook is widely used for pages, groups and selling, and LINE is the everyday chat app where many Thai shops handle orders and customer service, so links to a LINE Official Account are common in bios. TikTok is popular for entertainment and live shopping, YouTube for music, gaming and long-form creators, and Instagram for fashion, beauty and travel. Tourism-related businesses also reach international visitors on Instagram.
Write in Thai: a friendly, polite tone (with softeners such as “ค่ะ/ครับ”) builds trust, and emojis and playful stickers are normal. Thai script has no spaces between words, so keep captions short and check line breaks on mobile. English works for tourism and expat audiences. Mention a clear LINE contact for orders.
Content ideas that suit Thailand
- TikTok live sales with a short Thai hook and a LINE link pinned in the bio.
- Food or street-market clips naming the district, in Thai with English subtitles for visitors.
- Festival-themed posts for Songkran or Loy Krathong prepared a week ahead.
When to post in Thailand
Thailand uses UTC+7 (Indochina Time) all year with no daylight saving, the same clock as Vietnam and Western Indonesia. Lunch hours, evenings and late nights are often busy, and Buddhist holidays and Songkran (mid-April) change habits for several days. Check your Insights.
Panel prices are in US dollars. The Thai baht (THB) is converted by your bank at its own rate, so check the final amount on your statement. Orders need only a public link or username — never your password — and the available payment methods are shown on the panel's Add Funds page.
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