Give press one link
Everything a writer needs to decide the series is worth covering, above the fold.
The series had nowhere in English for press or new fans to land, so Tamara built one: an independent media kit for The Loyal Pin that grew into the full record of the series.
Results at
a glance.
The Loyal Pin (ปิ่นภักดิ์) is Thailand's first GL period drama, a slow-burn love story set in 1950s Thailand, starring Freen Sarocha as Pin and Becky Armstrong as Princess Anin. All 16 episodes stream free on YouTube.
Tamara watched it, got completely hooked, and went looking for a proper English-language source. There wasn't one. So she built it. The site is an independent fan project, not an official studio site, and she writes and maintains it herself.
The Loyal Pin was breaking records, but almost nothing about it was easy to find in English.
Numbers move every day. A view count in a screenshot is old by next week, so the count updates itself daily and every stat on the site comes from that one number.
Sources don't always agree. Every milestone links to an official or press source where one exists. If the only record is a fan recording, it stays plain text until something official turns up.
The first version was exactly that: a media kit with the viewership record, the global numbers and the reach, in English. Then people who came for the numbers wanted the cast, the soundtrack, the awards and the story behind the production, so the site kept growing. It's still a media kit at its core, and it became the first site in a network of four.
Everything a writer needs to decide the series is worth covering, above the fold.
Live numbers, not screenshots from six months ago.
Where to watch, with subtitles, and what to watch if they love similar shows.
Pages people actually reach from Google, for the series, the cast and the story.
Synopsis, cast, episodes, awards, rating, countries trending and subtitle languages, before anyone scrolls.
The total view count updates daily on its own, with the next milestone, views per episode and views per day worked out from the same number.
Every win and nomination for the series, its cast, its director and its soundtrack, kept current.
Forty-six dated milestones from the first fitting to the finale, each linked to its official or press source and filterable by type.
Pages for Freen and Becky, the supporting cast and crew, and the novel the series is adapted from.
The food, festivals, temples and dances behind the series, explained for viewers seeing them for the first time.
Every episode free on YouTube, with how to turn on English or one of 13+ other subtitle languages, on phones and smart TVs.
If you love Bridgerton, Gentleman Jack or Portrait of a Lady on Fire, here's why you'll love this. A way in for new viewers.
Press coverage and reviews in every language the series has been written about.
See it →The homepage trailer only loads when someone presses play, so the page stays fast.
Official accounts, the studios and press outlets are credited, so fans and writers can trust what they share.
Linked with FreenBeckyMedia.com, the main archive, and the sites for Cranium and 4 Elements.
See it →The total updates every day, and the next milestone, per-episode and per-day numbers all come from it.
35 wins and 68 nominations across 22 award shows in Brazil, Japan and Thailand.
Forty-six dated milestones, each linked to the official or press source, filterable by type.
The food, traditions and places behind the series, for viewers seeing them for the first time.
Viewership, awards, press and production details collected in English and checked against official sources.
A media kit layout, built so a writer sees what matters in seconds.
A live view count that updates itself, so the headline number never goes stale.
New pages as fans and press asked for more, then three more sites in the network.
Tamara Stampone, a fan of the series, designs, writes and updates it herself. She also runs Tamara & Co. and posts on X as @FBMediaSite.
No. It's an independent, fan-run media kit, not affiliated with the series, its studio, Freen, Becky or their representation. Official sources are credited throughout.
It updates itself daily from the source Tamara tracks it in, so the number on the page is always the real number, not an old screenshot.
A custom WordPress website built in Elementor, with a custom-built live view counter, the same way we build custom plugins for clients.
The Loyal Pin Media Kit was the first site. FreenBeckyMedia.com came next and became the main archive, then the sites for Cranium and 4 Elements. All four link together.
Yes. A media kit, press hub or reference site with live numbers works for series, artists, events and brands. Start a project here.
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