What posting schedule has worked well for your Facebook page and how did you determine it?

[NoirOptic]

How often do you post on your Facebook page? Do you follow a set schedule or do you post when you have something to share? What made you choose that schedule?

 

[Invictus]

I stick to twice daily, once at 7 AM local time and another at 7pm local time. Consistency matters more than frequency, so I focus on quality content rather than spamming the feed. It keeps engagement steady without burning out the algorithm

 

[jarusbolzef]

you should maintain a fixed, consistent schedule without making it overly dense, this ensures customers see and remember you thanks to your regular presence, while avoiding a frequency that might annoy or inconvenience them

 

[gokhan45]

I’d start with 3-5 posts a week, then check Insights to see which days and times bring more reach and shares. A steady schedule is useful, but I’d adjust it based on audience activity rather than posting just to fill a slot.

 

[chuotdz123]

If I have content to share, I will post once a day—or, at the very least, three times a week.

 

[securespend]

I think it's better to post quality content than to post too much. A good schedule is 4 to 5 good and quality posts a week. Having a fixed schedule also makes the Facebook algorithm like your page more. You can create the best schedule by looking at the reach, engagement, and follower activity of your posts with the help of Facebook Insights.

 

[hoangphuctdh4]

How often do you post on your Facebook page? Do you follow a set schedule or do you post when you have something to share? What made you choose that schedule?

I typically post 1–2 times a day on a set schedule to maintain engagement and reach my followers. I chose this frequency to ensure high-quality content, avoid over-posting, and allow time to monitor and respond to feedback.

 

[Sandra.McGuffin]

I usually prefer posting when I have something worth sharing rather than following a fixed schedule. No need to post just to post, right?