Drafts effecting engagement?

[RavenMuse]

I've heard that creating a post but then saving it to your drafts before posting effects engagement and can mean the post is less visible. Does anyone know if this is true?

 

[Rawspele]

I've heard that creating a post but then saving it to your drafts before posting effects engagement and can mean the post is less visible. Does anyone know if this is true?

never heard this. interested to see what people mention here.

 

[Nikolaos]

I've heard that creating a post but then saving it to your drafts before posting effects engagement and can mean the post is less visible. Does anyone know if this is true?

Nope there is no evidence to suggest that.

 

[nipari]

I've heard that creating a post but then saving it to your drafts before posting effects engagement and can mean the post is less visible. Does anyone know if this is true?

i m not sure that saving a post in the drafts would affect the number of views on its own.i would be more concerned about what is written, timing nd reaction from the readers.it might very well be that there was less engagement with the post but it is quitte easy to point at the wrong reason.has it ever been tested?

 

[bunnyorbit]

I've heard that creating a post but then saving it to your drafts before posting effects engagement and can mean the post is less visible. Does anyone know if this is true?

it would be interesting to know where such claims originated from though.just bcz a post is saved as a draft does not mean that its performance would automatically deteriorate but people might just feel the difference bcz other parameters have changed.if a person has already tested the two methods through severral posts using one account, that would really convince me.

 

[Jane Hill]

it would be interesting to know where such claims originated from though.just bcz a post is saved as a draft does not mean that its performance would automatically deteriorate but people might just feel the difference bcz other parameters have changed.if a person has already tested the two methods through severral posts using one account, that would really convince me.

I'd keep using drafts. Using one account isn't enough: match the format and topic, then compare reach the same number of hours after posting.

 

[Cyb3rVolt3x]

I've heard that creating a post but then saving it to your drafts before posting effects engagement and can mean the post is less visible. Does anyone know if this is true?

This is not correct. Most new creators who post content about engagement and growth post videos with some false things that does not have to do anything with the growth of the page. They do it just to spice up the content so that they get more views.

 

[ChachaPiro]

I haven’t seen reliable evidence that saving a post as a draft reduces its reach Content quality timing and early audience engagement are more important factors to focus on.

 

[Lutomi]

No, saving a post as a draft shouldn't affect engagement. Reach and visibility mainly depend on content quality, posting time, and audience interaction.