What time is best to publish to social networks? Facebook, Twitter and other

What time is best to publish to social networks? Facebook, Twitter and other



You know with this infographic, best times to publish to social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Pinterest, and Tumblr.



When you work with social networks, and you care about the resultsof your management, it is common that you want to have the greatest possible return, provided that you prepare and public a new post.Therefore knowing what time is best to post on the various social networks, is information you need to know all Community Manager or curator or content producer.



Of course, not all communities, nor for all the content, behave equally. But even so, it is not more hours, which generally give you the bestresults from reach, clicks and interactions. Why want to share you this graphics I found surfing the Internet, to find it very well done and very good data.



The study, presented by the company Sure Payroll, and data of different media such as Mashable, BitLy, of Buffer blog and others, graphically shows the best time to publish to social networks like Facebook,Twitter and LinkedIn, as well as data usage in each of these social media platforms.



Don't miss this infographic below, so you as a guide, and then you step a few own tips to give you even better data:



Computer graphics best hours to publish to social networks



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As you can see, although in most networks is maintained constant which is one of the best times to publish around noon, each network has their days and time ranges where perceived greater scope and interacciones.Como you mentioned above, this graphics and data, are not so now you decide to publish only at these times, but yes, to get started experimenting with them.



In any case, you should know that your audience, your industry and the type of content that you share, make up a peculiar combination,which might not apply the same rule of all. For this reason, I recommend the following:



-On Facebook, watch the report of hours where they connect your fans [guide here post]. With this report of the analytical native to Facebook, you can look at what time your fans are connected by each dayof the week, and thus have a better idea of the behavior of your audience. Considering the decline of the organic range in the fan pages,possibly decide that it is better to start posting more frequently (if you are plenty good content), in the afternoon hours, night or weekends, already that the report you checks that at that hour if there are connected fans.



-Don't forget to check your analytical native to Twitter [post guide here]. Few months ago, already all Twitter accounts have access to its panel of analytical, completely free and without having to create an account for Twitter Ads. When you enter your panel, you can see the impressions or scope that recorded your Tweets, and if you want to do a more extensive task, you can download the excel with the metricsof all your Tweets. I recommend you do this if you want to make more precise graphics or if you want to know in detail the type of interactions that recorded your messages on Twitter.



-Applications that help you with these figures: there are several applications that provide you reports about the best time to publish, withdata more advanced than the natives of Facebook / Twitter. To mention a few: AnaliTIC Octosync, Sprout Social, CrowdBooster, SocialBro,AgoraPulse, and many more. Review them, explore them as you like,to see what can work you better.



-On Instagram, two main schedules. I've been experimenting a bit with the Instagram's blog and even with my personal account, and I've found that the best time to publish are starting noon and 5 pm (17 h).This, considering that many of us actually only checked Instagram from mobile phones, and at the times in which we have a break from work.



In summary, it uses all the tools possible, experiment a little with thetimes and always measure the results. Although always help you share good content, on the other hand, if you have not mastered these techniques to publish in the best possible schedule for your brand, youare exposed to your content from being lost among all the noise of social media.