How are best times calculated?

From your own published posts: when they went out and how they performed, grouped by day and hour in your timezone.

What if I've only just started?

You'll see suggestions once a slot has at least three posts. Until then, the composer shows sensible defaults.

Do best times differ per channel?

Often, yes, which is why they're shown per channel.

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Best times to post, from your own data

Stop guessing: find the hours your audience actually engages, per channel.

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Generic 'best time to post' charts describe someone else's audience. This session shows how to read your own posting history and turn it into a schedule that fits your followers.

What you'll learn

Why industry best times mislead
Reading engagement by day and hour
Testing a new slot without risking reach
Setting default times in the composer

Step by step

The problem with generic charts
Reading your own heatmap
Running a two-week test
Setting your defaults

Who it's for

Anyone posting at least a few times a week who wants more reach from the same posts.

You'll leave with

Your best three slots per channel
A simple posting-time test plan
Composer defaults set to your data

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From your own published posts: when they went out and how they performed, grouped by day and hour in your timezone.
You'll see suggestions once a slot has at least three posts. Until then, the composer shows sensible defaults.
Often, yes, which is why they're shown per channel.

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