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The Best Posting Times for Key Social Media Channels
A recent report from social media management platform Sprout Social offers tips on the best posting times to increase ROI on regular efforts across key channels. Going viral is the dream, but solid consistent posting is the secret.
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Posting at peak engagement times is a ‘go-to strategy’ according to Sprout Social, and these findings highlight when leading social networks are most active. But performing a detailed analysis on your own data is the best way to figure out the best times to post for your audience. (Although this article originally appeared in “What’s New in Publishing,” the content is not just beneficial for publishers.) Read more
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