Timing+ helps you find out the best time to post on Google+

Posted by cendrinemedia under Social Media
From http://socialmediaslant.com 4071 days ago
Made Hot by: thelastword on September 24, 2013 11:32 pm

On Google+, my posts get the most traction on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. And on these days, I'm better off sharing at 7-8 p.m. and 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. (CST). What about you?

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Written by lyceum
4069 days ago

Cendrine: You are right about finding tools to measure your followers reading behavior. Will you evaluate other tools in the future?

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Written by cendrinemedia
4069 days ago

I find Tuesdays and Thursdays really good days. And time-wise, evenings work well, especially on Facebook.

What about you?

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Written by lyceum
4071 days ago

Cendrine: That is my whole point. You let the readers decide when and how to read your content. So, the thing with trying to timing your posts (in general) is a pretty hard to achieve just-in-time... ;)

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Written by cendrinemedia
4071 days ago

It's impossible to satisfy everyone in your time zone even. But with tools like that, you can actually make things easier for yourself and your audience. It's important to be able to use a point of reference, otherwise it's like doing business blindly.

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Written by lyceum
4071 days ago

Cendrine: If you have followers in different time zones, like Central European Time that is 6 hours ahead of American Eastern Time, and maybe users in Asian countries, it will be a challenge to find the best time to post, due to the fact that your users are spread out during the day.

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Written by cendrinemedia
4071 days ago

That's why you offer them ways to subscribe to your content that will make it easier for them to follow you. It's absolutely impossible to satisfy everyone.

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Written by lyceum
4071 days ago

Cendrine: What do you take into account when you have followers, friends and fellow Google+ users in many different time zones?

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Written by cendrinemedia
4071 days ago

I am not sure I understand your question...

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