When are the best days and times to post to social media?
Statistics and research on this topic go on forever. So, lets have a look at a so called Reader’s Digest condensed version. Keeping in mind, that the answer to this question lies solely on what works best for you. Consider the reasons you are using social media time and the platform(s) you use to determine the ultimate ROI.
Statistics and research on this topic go on forever. So, lets have a look at a so called Reader’s Digest condensed version. Keeping in mind, that the answer to this question lies solely on what works best for you. Consider the reasons you are using social media time and the platform(s) you use to determine the ultimate ROI.
Facebook
Best: Thursday and Friday afternoon, and oddly enough, Wednesday mid afternoon and over the noon hour on Saturday and Sunday.
Worst: Monday and Tuesday
For a review of your FB posts, go to Insights and open Posts.
Best: Thursday and Friday afternoon, and oddly enough, Wednesday mid afternoon and over the noon hour on Saturday and Sunday.
Worst: Monday and Tuesday
For a review of your FB posts, go to Insights and open Posts.
Twitter
Best: Monday to Friday noon to mid afternoon and again at the supper hour. Basically the business week when marketing B2B and weekends when trying to reach your customers.
Worst: Other than the time of day, it looks to me that Tweeting in an ongoing option.
Reviews of your account can be located at Twitter Analytics.
Best: Monday to Friday noon to mid afternoon and again at the supper hour. Basically the business week when marketing B2B and weekends when trying to reach your customers.
Worst: Other than the time of day, it looks to me that Tweeting in an ongoing option.
Reviews of your account can be located at Twitter Analytics.
LinkedIn
Best: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday before 8:00 a.m., over the noon hour, over the supper hour.
Worst: Monday and Friday
Review your posts through LinkedIn Analytics.
Best: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday before 8:00 a.m., over the noon hour, over the supper hour.
Worst: Monday and Friday
Review your posts through LinkedIn Analytics.
Instagram
Best: Monday and Thursday between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. Post videos at 9:00 p.m.
Worst: Workdays during business hours.
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Best: Monday and Thursday between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. Post videos at 9:00 p.m.
Worst: Workdays during business hours.
Iconosquare is Instgrams analytic system.
Pinterest
Best: Saturday and Sunday
Worst: The work week during business hours.
Review your audience through Pinterest Analytics. Identify demographics following you.
Best: Saturday and Sunday
Worst: The work week during business hours.
Review your audience through Pinterest Analytics. Identify demographics following you.
Google+
Best: Wednesday between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Worst: Any day early morning and evening.
Use Timing+ and Google Insights to review your audience interaction. Research shows that a high number of people on this platform have no interest in your product and most likely will never interact.
Best: Wednesday between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Worst: Any day early morning and evening.
Use Timing+ and Google Insights to review your audience interaction. Research shows that a high number of people on this platform have no interest in your product and most likely will never interact.
Tumblr
Best: Monday to Thursday between 7:00 and 10:00 p.m., Friday evening and anytime on Sunday
Worst: Any day during the daytime office hours.
Best: Monday to Thursday between 7:00 and 10:00 p.m., Friday evening and anytime on Sunday
Worst: Any day during the daytime office hours.
  | E-Mail & Newsletters Best: Weekdays before the workday starts, at noon and in the evening Worst: Multiple times a day. Know your demographics and target market. Keep your outgoing content fresh. |
One of the most important things, in participating in social media when promoting your business &/or product, is to be consistent. People loose interest when information becomes sporadic. Review of your demographics and target markets should be an ongoing process. This allows you to make changes to your social media scheduling as needed.
All information provided is general in nature and is for information purposes only.
All information provided is general in nature and is for information purposes only.
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