You ever stumble onto a website and think, What exactly is this? That was me with Zlome.com. It’s one of those sites that doesn’t scream what it’s about right away. But after digging around, I figured out the pattern—it's kind of a mix between a news aggregator, a tech blog, and a social media guide. It covers TikTok growth hacks, hospital rankings, gadget reviews, and whatever random news is trending.
Basically, if you’re looking for “Top 10 Eye Hospitals in India” one minute and then “How to Get 100K Followers on TikTok in a Month” the next, Zlome.com is your place.
The TikTok Hustle
One thing that stood out? Their TikTok growth content. I saw an article titled “How to Grow from 0 to 100K TikTok Followers in 30 Days”, which, let’s be real, sounds way too good to be true. But the strategy they laid out actually makes sense—posting multiple times a day, jumping on trends fast, using CapCut templates (which they also provide), and engaging like crazy.
If you’ve ever tried to blow up on TikTok, you know the grind. You can’t just post a random video and expect magic. Timing, trends, and consistency matter. They break it down in a way that makes sense, so I get why their social media guides get clicks.
Wait…Hospital Rankings?
Now, this part threw me a little. Right next to TikTok strategies, you’ll find detailed lists of the best hospitals in different countries—India, the UK, specific cities like Bangalore or Mumbai. It’s not just a random top-five list either; they actually explain what makes each hospital good, from patient care to specializations.
I thought, Okay, maybe they’re catering to medical tourists or people looking for legit healthcare recommendations. Which makes sense—if you’re considering surgery or treatment in another country, you’d want reliable info.
That said, it’s a weird combo. Social media growth, then hospitals? But hey, it works for them.
Tech Reviews with a Side of Drama
They’ve also got tech news and product reviews, and they’re not afraid to call things out. Like this one on the AirPods Max basically saying, Yeah, don’t expect any meaningful upgrades because sales are bad. I love that. Straight to the point. No sugarcoating.
They also covered the OnePlus 13 Series—breaking down the release date, design, and features before it even drops. If you’re the type who follows phone leaks and rumors, that’s the kind of content you’d check out.
And then there’s the oddball trending stuff. Dubai café selling gold tea for Rs 1 Lakh? That’s the kind of thing you click on just to see if it’s real.
CapCut Templates—A Sneaky Smart Move
One thing I didn’t expect was their CapCut template section. If you don’t know, CapCut is this video editing app that’s insanely popular with TikTok creators. Zlome.com provides ready-made templates where you just swap in your video or photo, and boom—you’ve got a trendy edit without any effort.
Smart move. If they can pull in TikTok creators with templates, those same people might stick around for their TikTok growth tips. Feels like a growth hack within a growth hack.
What’s the Catch?
Okay, so Zlome.com has a lot going on—TikTok strategies, hospital rankings, tech reviews, and even weird viral news. But does it actually do anything better than other sites?
Honestly? It depends on what you’re looking for. If you need super in-depth, expert-level info, you’re probably better off on a niche site. But if you just want quick, useful content without getting lost in a sea of fluff, it does the job.
That said, there are a few things they could improve:
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Who’s behind it? There’s no real about page or background info. A little transparency would be nice.
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Better organization. Right now, it’s a mix of everything. Some clear categories would help.
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Fact-checking. Some of their news pieces lean towards the “click first, verify later” side of things.
But for what it is—a mix of useful tips, rankings, and trending stories—it’s not bad.
So, Would I Bookmark It?
Depends. If you’re deep into TikTok growth, tech news, or health rankings, sure. It’s one of those sites you stumble onto when you Google something specific—like “Best hospitals in Mumbai” or “How to get famous on TikTok”—and then you end up clicking around for a while.
Would I check it every day? Probably not. But I wouldn’t be surprised if I ended up there again.