By:
Heather Hart
As
authors, social media can take up quite a bit of our time that might be better
spent doing other marketing or writing activities. One way I have found to
combat the time I spend on social media is by taking one day a week to
pre-schedule some of my facebook posts. In this tutorial, I’ll share some
benefits of bulk scheduling as well as how to schedule your posts, and how to
choose the best time to schedule your posts for maximum exposure.
Are
you ready?
Why
Pre-Schedule Facebook Posts?
Obviously,
I already mentioned that it can save you a ton of time. I have found that by
setting aside a 30-45 minutes once a week, I can save myself hours of wasted
time later on. What I do is schedule 1-2 posts a day, then I only have to check
in to see if I have any comments, or post new things that come up. It keeps me
present without sucking all of my time. It also allows me to do all of my
brainstorming at once. This way, I’m not trying to think of something to say or
share each day.
Scheduling
posts allows you to maintain an online presence, even if you take a day off.
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Read the full article HERE!
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