Post by shapanfgfdgoo on Mar 14, 2024 5:58:52 GMT
The and at the same time want to find ways to improve your communication strategy arm yourself with inquisitiveness and ensure limited trust in external reports. Lets take the The huge one for example Buffer Reportfrom . The first information is encouraging and at the same time making us less vigilant Buffer analyzed million posts thousand. leading brands. The following information is interesting and does not raise any doubts in the second quarter of articles were published daily. posts. One brand published an average of posts per month or posts per day.volume of facebook postsThe report also highlights the downward trend visible in post engagement.
This leads to a narrative centered around the most engaging posts as well as the most optimal number of posts published per day. At this point a warning light goes on for me.total facebook interactions Although Buffer probably doesnt do it intentionally Mobile Numbers with such a report it can reinforce the belief among readers that the most effective activities on Facebook are those that engage the most read those that get the most engagement on posts. Well thats true.The total engagement is only a fragment of the data about a given brands activities. The only thing this indicator definitely tells us is how much engagement there was.
Nothing more points you should not equate high commitment with effective communication. Buffer doesnt mind the fact that he doesnt know the strategies of the analyzed brands promotional budgets topics of the posts or that he only analyzes a fragment of the engagement only reactions comments and shares. The lack of this data and many others does not prevent him from drawing such bold conclusions as Posting five times a day resulted in the highest overall engagement. In other words posting five times a day seems to be the optimal posting frequency on Facebook Weve found that images not videos consistently get the most engagement.
This leads to a narrative centered around the most engaging posts as well as the most optimal number of posts published per day. At this point a warning light goes on for me.total facebook interactions Although Buffer probably doesnt do it intentionally Mobile Numbers with such a report it can reinforce the belief among readers that the most effective activities on Facebook are those that engage the most read those that get the most engagement on posts. Well thats true.The total engagement is only a fragment of the data about a given brands activities. The only thing this indicator definitely tells us is how much engagement there was.
Nothing more points you should not equate high commitment with effective communication. Buffer doesnt mind the fact that he doesnt know the strategies of the analyzed brands promotional budgets topics of the posts or that he only analyzes a fragment of the engagement only reactions comments and shares. The lack of this data and many others does not prevent him from drawing such bold conclusions as Posting five times a day resulted in the highest overall engagement. In other words posting five times a day seems to be the optimal posting frequency on Facebook Weve found that images not videos consistently get the most engagement.