Keeping track of when a Facebook post is read by your fans might allow you to know when your fans are most active, which could influence when you publish your page posts.Keeping track of when a Facebook post is read by your fans might allow you to know when your fans are most active, which could influence when you publish your page posts.
When I was new in Facebook, all I did was post and I didn’t care after that. But when I learned that there is a way to know who were reacting to my posts, I regularly check the so called “likers” of my posts. And then I went to the extent of noting down those who do not react to my posts that later I would unfriend them. So my list of friends is getting smaller but there are new friend requests anyway so the turnover is just the same in terms of the number of my friends in Facebook.When I was new in Facebook, all I did was post and I didn’t care after that. But when I learned that there is a way to know who were reacting to my posts, I regularly check the so called “likers” of my posts. And then I went to the extent of noting down those who do not react to my posts that later I would unfriend them. So my list of friends is getting smaller but there are new friend requests anyway so the turnover is just the same in terms of the number of my friends in Facebook.
I stopped worrying about scheduling when I realized that I talked to so many people in so many different parts of the world in so many time zones. When I asleep, they're waking up. So I don't schedule a time for posting. I keep my profile and page populated with posts throughout the day with the help of some automated posting tools that can post when I'm not even signed in. Then I use a Notification button that pops up in the corner of my screen while I am working online to let me know if I need to check on something I have posted, I also sometimes get notifications in my gMail Inbox. Works for me! [size=100]I stopped worrying about scheduling when I realized that I talked to so many people in so many different parts of the world in so many time zones. When I asleep, they're waking up. So I don't schedule a time for posting. I keep my profile and page populated with posts throughout the day with the help of some automated posting tools that can post when I'm not even signed in. Then I use a Notification button that pops up in the corner of my screen while I am working online to let me know if I need to check on something I have posted, I also sometimes get notifications in my gMail Inbox. [i]Works for me! [/i][/size]
Yep, more so if my post has a lot of likes. I would take a peek on my likers profile and see if they are a part of a group. Doing this, I would have a good idea about the people who are reading my posts.Yep, more so if my post has a lot of likes. I would take a peek on my likers profile and see if they are a part of a group. Doing this, I would have a good idea about the people who are reading my posts.
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