Pssssss, silence, the only rule is that, even if we make a mistake, we are not going to repeat the video, okay?… This is how I start this post because I am very happy. Today my little sister (not so “ita” anymore) accompanied me in writing and recording the video. And the fact is that we were going to go shopping but you already know that it is super important to stick to the calendar and I don’t like the posture that I have reserved at all. Well, what we’re going. In today’s post we are going to answer two questions that every blogger asks themselves sooner or later: What is the best time to launch my posts? And what is the best day of the week to publish?
Analytics vs Common Sense
Do I need to be a “calculín” to answer these questions? ( it’s cool to be told… ). No, you can answer these questions either by analyzing the data you have or by applying a little common sense. For example, Saturday mornings are for going to the market, cleaning, walking, shopping, etc. Furthermore, we top industry data arrive at the weekend so saturated that we need to disconnect and it usually occurs on Saturday. TRUE? By common sense, the worst day to post is Saturday morning.
However, tell me that on no Sunday night have you
For example, Saturday mornings are for going to the market, cleaning, walking, shopping, etc. Furthermore, we arrive at the weekend so saturated that we need to disconnect and it usually occurs on Saturday. TRUE? By common sense, the worst day to post is Saturday morning. However, tell me that on no Sunday night have you “advanced the reconnection.” Come on, tell me Saudi Phone Number no. Ha, and I believe it. Sometimes, an hour before going to bed on Sunday night, I have already reviewed things to do the next day but I don’t feel like getting fully into work. Not at all. So I usually dedicate these moments to reading posts. So, out of common sense, Sunday night might be a good time or I might be the weirdest bug in the world. Removing common sense,
