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Choosing The Best Posting Times For Maximum Engagement




There Are Four Timezones
In The US
What are the best times to post on the various social media platforms?
• To decide this, we need to take into consideration where most of these clients are living. 

• According to Census records, 80% of those people living in the United States are found in the Eastern and Central time zones.  It would make sense, then, to focus our schedules on time as it is followed in those locations.

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Facebook

As the platform that brought social media into the spotlight and taught us a new way to communicate and market ourselves and our businesses, it’s still the first account most new businesses, and 13-year-olds, open when getting started in the Social Media universe.

Best Days: Sunday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
Best Times: 9 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm

Notes:  Posting at 1 pm gets you the most shares while posting at 3 pm will get you the most clicks.

Twitter
Best Day:  Wednesday
Best Times: Noon, 3 pm, 5 pm and 6 pm

Notes: Wednesday about Noon and between 5-6 are the peak moments of an employee’s break times. 
Also, Twitter users are apparently 181% more likely to be on their account during the commute home.

Hopefully, for the rest of us, this refers to carpoolers who are not in the driver’s seat.
LinkedIn
Best Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Best Times: 7-8am, Noon, and 5-6pm

Notes:  Business people are most likely to peruse LinkedIn in the morning, in the same manner many (used to) peruse the paper.  Also, even though LinkedIn is geared more for the business market, the best time to post is still before or after work.
Pinterest
Best Days: Weekends (Saturday and Sunday)
Best Times: 2 pm, 9 pm, and 2 am

Notes:  The very best window for posting is Saturday nights between 8-11pm. The worst time is during typical business hours.
Instagram
Best Days: Monday and Thursday
Best Times: 2am, 8-9am, 5pm

Notes:  Avoid posting between 3 pm and 4 pm.  Posting a video at 9 pm can get you 34% more interactions.
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Google+
Best Day:  Wednesday
Best Time: 9am, 11am, 12-1pm

Notes: 90% of people on Google+ are lurkers, people who are just looking and not wanting or perhaps not ready to engage with the content or a call to action.

Simpler Schedule For All 6 Platforms
 Sunday: Facebook and Twitter
Tuesday: LinkedIn and Twitter 
Wednesday: Google+ and Twitter
Thursday: Instagram and Twitter
Saturday: Pinterest and Twitter
Notes: As shown, Twitter can be effective every day of the week, just remember to consider the audience you are most trying to engage with.

Additional Notes Per 
Platform
Facebook: Widely used both via mobile and stationary  devices, at home and at work.

Twitter: Audience dependent, as Facebook is also. Often set up as an RSS feed and visited during commutes, breaks and other down times.

Pinterest:  Used mostly in the evenings after work and on the weekends during a viewer’s free time.

LinkedIn:  Designed for the professional world, viewers use it during work hours and in the mornings.

Google+:  Targets professionals in a similar manner to LinkedIn

Instagram: Designed for the mobile platform and therefore used at any time.



A Few More Tips
Now that you know when the optimal posting times are for each major social media platform, here are a few tips on how best to implement and maintain your online Marketing.

1. Keep your posting times consistent across the board.
2. Find the areas that work best for your audience and focus on them first.
3. Use analytics services to track your data and determine when your audience is online.

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