ArgyleSocial release a new infographic that details when it is a good time to post and creat the best engagement.
No suprise – if you are on Facebook and/or Twitter and looking to reach other businesses – do it during the work week. When you are looking to reach consumers at home, reach them when they are not at the office. Marketing is 24/7 and social does not rest. Ensure that you are scheduling or manning the posting/tweet station on the weekends folks.
Think too about time of day – daytime for B2B and towards the end of the week as the work week winds down. Weekend evenings and especially Sundays for those reaching consumers. Really a no-brainer. When are you able to access or find the time to access Facebook or twitter as a business or consumer user?
While there is nothing too new in this study, it is a handy visual guide to understand and remind ourselves that social platforms are really just another reflection of the life we lead.
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UOF – I try focus on social media, sometimes commenting on mobile, so do not get into much on how to write blogs. This is a good resource though – http://www.copyblogger.com/copywriting-101/. As for your comments being eaten, all comments are approved once I read them, so that is probably why it did not show. Hope that helps.