Publication Frequency and Schedule

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One of the questions I hear most often during training is, “How often should I post on Facebook?” Once a day? Three times a day? Or maybe ten?

I'll avoid answering again. Because, again, it depends on the specifics of your industry and community. The media can publish a dozen or so times a day - there's a reason for that, their role is to keep you informed. But does a niche B2B company have to be present in its contractors' newsfeeds just as often? Not necessarily.

The frequency of publications, and therefore the number of posts per week, the hours vietnam rcs data of their posting , and so on, is another important element in determining how much it costs to run a fanpage on Facebook.



Fanpage size

It's different to work with a company that has tens or hundreds of thousands of fans than with an entity that doesn't even have a thousand or is just starting out.

The workload is incomparable, but that doesn't mean that starting a new profile is trivially easy or maintenance-free. Now, with so many companies and pages competing for Facebook users' attention, it's a very difficult task.



Visual identification

The fanpage must stand out in form so that users remember whose content they actually saw. Note that a very large number of fanpages do not have their own visual identification. They upload unedited photos, stock graphics that do not stand out.

What are the consequences? If their name and logo were obscured, it would be easy to confuse a company's fan page with a competitor's fan page. Especially when we're not really focusing on what we're looking at. That is... browsing Facebook.