Recently, I organized a posting schedule for overseas social media, and after encountering some pitfalls, I realized that the timing of posts is really crucial.
On Instagram, the golden hours are from 11 AM to 1 PM on Mondays and Thursdays, when people are most likely to check their phones during lunch breaks. On Tuesdays, it's recommended to post at 9 AM or 2 PM, capturing morning traffic and afternoon tea time. Wednesdays at 11 AM and 3 PM are also good, as people tend to need a break when they feel tired from work. On Fridays, trying out 10 AM and 4 PM is also worth it, as people are generally in a good mood approaching the weekend.
Data shows that posts made at noon on Thursday have an interaction rate 30% higher than the average level, and this time point is indeed very stable.
The rhythm of TikTok is a bit different, and the specific time periods should be based on the activity patterns of the target audience. It is recommended to conduct small-scale tests first to find the most active time windows in your community, and then establish a routine. After all, the daily schedules of fans for different projects can vary significantly.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 12-02 08:56
This data at noon on Thursday is really amazing. I used to just post casually, no wonder the interaction was so poor.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-02 08:56
The idea of 12 o'clock on Thursday is not bad; I noticed it before, and the interaction rate can indeed skyrocket.
My fans' schedules are all in a mess; I can’t figure out when is the best time to post.
Is this data reliable? It feels like the schedule is different every time.
It's really not; I didn't pay attention to these when I posted, anyway, it’s the same no matter how I post.
Wait, the trap you mentioned is for the European and American time zones, right? Asia needs to be calculated separately.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 12-02 08:54
If I had known that Thursday at 12 o'clock would be so critical, I wouldn't have had such a hard time last year... Every time I regret it only after it's posted, missing the golden time really makes me want to throw up.
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TideReceder
· 12-02 08:52
Post at 12 o'clock on Thursday and rise 30%? Why do I always step on a mine every time, haha
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MetaMaskVictim
· 12-02 08:48
Post at 12 o'clock on Thursday? I tried it, but the engagement rate didn't rise, maybe my followers are all night owls...
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SatoshiHeir
· 12-02 08:47
It should be pointed out that your discussion of this schedule essentially still falls into the trap of centralized thinking in the fiat world. On-chain data is the truth, and the "golden period" under the algorithmic black box is essentially a manipulated illusion.
Recently, I organized a posting schedule for overseas social media, and after encountering some pitfalls, I realized that the timing of posts is really crucial.
On Instagram, the golden hours are from 11 AM to 1 PM on Mondays and Thursdays, when people are most likely to check their phones during lunch breaks. On Tuesdays, it's recommended to post at 9 AM or 2 PM, capturing morning traffic and afternoon tea time. Wednesdays at 11 AM and 3 PM are also good, as people tend to need a break when they feel tired from work. On Fridays, trying out 10 AM and 4 PM is also worth it, as people are generally in a good mood approaching the weekend.
Data shows that posts made at noon on Thursday have an interaction rate 30% higher than the average level, and this time point is indeed very stable.
The rhythm of TikTok is a bit different, and the specific time periods should be based on the activity patterns of the target audience. It is recommended to conduct small-scale tests first to find the most active time windows in your community, and then establish a routine. After all, the daily schedules of fans for different projects can vary significantly.