Everyone is always looking for the best time to post on Facebook and
there are many in-depth articles and infographics that will tell you
when you should post and how you can capitalize on engagement when
posting for your Facebook profile or page. However, there is a subtle
indicator that is located on Facebook and has been underneath our noses
all this time.
The Facebook chat feature is a great tool to connect immediately with
friends and family members and can help you see who is online and
available to chat. But did you know that the amount shown on the
Facebook chat feature is a great indicator of when to post on Facebook?
Since the chat feature on Facebook displays in real-time which of
your friends are willing to show online this number can now become a
signal of when to post and when not to post. The number clearly
increases and decreases throughout the day and the chances of you
getting a response for the content you share enhance your chances of
gaining a reaction or an action to your efforts.
There are small features that we often overlook and do not try and
use to our advantage such as the chat feature for example, since it has
been under our nose literally for years, yet we have yet to use it as a
form to provide valuable information that is free, such as when we
should post. Clearly you want to post as the number of people showing
available online increases, making hundreds if not thousands of dollars
spent on finding this type of crucial information put back into your
pockets.
Even keep track of the inflating and deflating number to record and
see if there is a pattern during certain times of the day. This can be
useful for your business Facebook page as well since it can indicate a
good time to post, share a campaign, a Facebook offer and many other
marketing and promotional moments that need to be shared throughout the
day.
Facebook sure is fun, yet keep your eyes peeled for tools and
features that Facebook already offers that can help you gain the upper
hand without having to spend a lot of money on information that is
already available; instead, think of how you can twist it in the your
favor and use them as indicators of when it is best to post on Facebook
with information already provided to you by Facebook.
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