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It’s better to focus on consistency than volume. If the content is comedic pages, I would try running one solid post per day for a couple of weeks and measure my reach, engagement, and relention.I usually post around 3–5 times per week. I try to stay consistent without overposting, and I focus more on creating engaging content than just posting frequently. For a comedy page, I think 1 post per day is a good starting point if you have enough quality content.
I never does have a fixed number tbh. when i have something interesting to post then I will definetly post it otherwise i would rather miss one day than pollute the screen with something useless.I'm curious what posting frequency people have found comfortable without the content starting to feel repetitive.
When it comes to pages I run I always value spaces over the number of posts per day. In my opinion a post that can generates a conversation is worth the wait.I'm curious what posting frequency people have found comfortable without the content starting to feel repetitive.
This depends on your goals: are you looking to build the page, or simply maintain its traffic?I'm curious what posting frequency people have found comfortable without the content starting to feel repetitive.
I usually prepare the content in advance and post about three times a week.I'm curious what posting frequency people have found comfortable without the content starting to feel repetitive.
In essence I does not go after a set number at all for now . If there was any thing that was worthy to be posted then I will goes ahead and post it.I'm curious what posting frequency people have found comfortable without the content starting to feel repetitive.
Maintain a schedule of one post per day. Posting consistently also helps boost the recommendation rate.I'm curious what posting frequency people have found comfortable without the content starting to feel repetitive.