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When you schedule content ahead of time, you can plan it for any time of the day or night, giving yourself the ability to properly reach people across a number of time zones. Instead of staying up late or setting a 3am alarm just to publish a Facebook post, reach audiences across the globe with a scheduled post.
However, you should also pay attention to your specific audience. You can check out your Facebook analytics and see when your followers are most likely to be online and schedule your content around those time periods.
Keep in mind that not everything needs to be scheduled ahead of time. Your company might decide to put on a last minute promotion that you want to share on social media, you might have a stroke of inspiration and want to publish something different from what you had scheduled, or you might need to share a last minute company update.
Finally, pay attention to your Facebook analytics and overall audience engagement. Although global data and your insights can give you a good idea as to when to start scheduling, keeping up with your analytics can show you which types of posts and which days/times garner you the most engagement.
You can configure this feature to run during specific times or dates. This makes it simple for social media managers to post during the best times to post on Facebook. Select various post times for each Facebook Page.
With Buffer, you can reach your community wherever they are online. Update your Facebook group by scheduling posts or share posts and reels with your Facebook Page followers. After publishing, you can analyze post performance and engage with post comments, all in one tool!
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NEW YORK -- Alyssa Milano was in bed with her two young children when a friend of a friend on Facebook suggested something that struck her as a great way to elevate the Harvey Weinstein conversation. She took the idea to Twitter, posting: "If you've been sexually harassed or assaulted write 'me too' as a reply to this tweet."
That was Sunday night. By Monday night, more than 53,000 people had left comments and thousands of women had declared "Me Too," sharing their stories of rape, sexual assault and harassment across social media, including some for the first time.
The hashtag was tweeted nearly a million times in 48 hours, according to Twitter. Some left it at simply, "Me Too," without explanation, while others opened up in wrenching detail about abuse they had never before shared in public.
Milano said the idea was to elevate the Harvey Weinstein conversation, placing the emphasis on victims rather than perpetrators and offering a glimpse into the number of women who continue to be victimized. The disgraced film mogul has been accused by more than three dozen women of harassment or abuse including rape.
"My hope is people will get the idea of the magnitude, of just how many people have been affected by this in the world, in our lifetimes, in this country," Milano said in a phone interview with The Associated Press on Monday. "The most important thing that it did was to shift the conversation away from the predator and to the victim."
The posts have gathered steam beyond Twitter. On Facebook, there were more than 12 million posts, comments and reactions in less than 24 hours, by 4.7 million users around the world, according to the company. In the U.S., Facebook said 45 percent of users have had friends who posted "me too."
A similar social media trend emerged in 2014. "Yesallwomen" posts also had women talking about their experiences with sexual harassment and sexism. While Twitter had fewer users in 2014, this hashtag was tweeted 1.2 million times in four days.
Even before that, Tarana Burke, a youth activist, started a "Me Too" campaign in 2007 to let other sex abuse survivors know that they were not alone. Milano later credited Burke for her "inspiring" work.
Growing up in Washington, D.C., she recalled near daily street harassment, from men yelling vile things at out of car windows to boys chasing her as she rode her bike. A longtime women's activist, the 60-year-old Taylor founded a training organization 20 years ago called Defend Yourself, helping women learn "empowerment defense" to ward off physical and emotional attacks in all aspects of their lives.
"The 'Me Too' thing has had a transformative affect that is more complex than people probably thought in the beginning," Taylor said. "Women are disclosing that they've been harassed, attacked or abused, sometimes for the first time, and if it isn't for the first time, it's for the first time this publicly. The sheer number are unbelievable, and a lot of men are saying, 'Really, that many?'"
Evoking "Me Too," she said she was sexually assaulted at 19, by a bar owner years older than she was in her hometown of Laredo. He had money and connections. Despite that, she went straight to the hospital, where police were called. She pressed charges but in the end he struck a plea deal that included court-mandated therapy, probation and a letter of apology.
Tadros, a singer-songwriter, considers herself among the lucky. She had the help of an advocacy organization in navigating the legal system. She could afford counseling. Still, she feared the stigma, choosing to keep the attack under the radar both personally and professionally in the beginning.
"I think I'm speaking out now because of the current political climate. Now more than ever people around the world, men in particular, need to see what we women have to deal with. They need to see that there is a problem that must not be denied or hidden," she said. "I'm raising a daughter who is going to have to deal with many of the same problems that I face. The situation in this world for women is not improving as much, or as fast, as it should."
"I was raped by a stranger when I was 20 years of age when I worked and went to college in Atlanta," she said. "That was almost 49 years ago and, at that time, the advice du jour was 'Don't tell anyone!' But I did. I reported it to the police. In addition to raping me, he also stole my driver's license, student ID and the cash I had in my wallet. This happened on a Friday. On Monday, he called me twice at work and I freaked out and broke down. I took a week off work and a month later my boss fired me because I was 'too nervous and jumpy' at work. Plus, I wouldn't sleep with him."
"Really what's happening here is giving women the opportunity to come forward without having to go into detail about their stories if they don't want to," she said. "To see the numbers go up minute by minute, I get tears in my eyes thinking about it."
The Meta Business Suite App is a great way to publish and schedule posts to your Facebook and Instagram accounts. However, if your needs extend beyond these simple requirements, Planable could be an excellent choice for you.
Business Suite only allows you to schedule content on Facebook and Instagram, while Planable allows you to schedule content for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Pinterest, Google My Business, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
The multiple views in Planable offer you the flexibility to view past and upcoming content in different ways. Toggle between Calendar, List, Feed, and Grid views to see all of your content at a glance across 7 different platforms and get a sense of what your content plan looks like across all your pages. The Grid and Feed views allow you to plan your Facebook and Instagram grid and feed, which is currently not possible with Meta Business Suite.
With Planable, you can test different Facebook profile pictures and covers and get them approved by the client before they go live. You can also create mockup Facebook pages if you want to prepare a customer pitch or get more visual.
Planable has a giphy integration that makes using GIFs easy and fun. You can spice up your scheduled posts with entertaining GIFs that will stop users from scrolling on their feed and boost interactions.
Yes! Planable has a useful reschedule post feature that will save you time creating individual posts. Easily create evergreen Facebook posts to increase social media engagement and stay on top of your posting strategy.
In a social media platform full of posts, you'll want your Facebook post to stand out. Use Facebook post templates to design a post that catches the eye. You can customize your template using photos, videos, and text images that immediately get your point across. Play with bold or subtle color schemes to encourage specific actions from your users. These Facebook post templates can be used to send simple happy holiday messages to your users. Or you can use the templates to share information about special occasions and events that you're having. Use a schedule template to stay organized based on what you want to post and when you want to make the post on Facebook. Design and incorporate your brand logo in the Facebook post template so that users can visualize when a post is coming from your page. Use Facebook posts to build engagement and grow your social media presence.
Save time by scheduling and publishing photos and videos right from the Hootsuite dashboard. Whip up posts in seconds with built-in Facebook post templates and an AI-powered Facebook caption writer.
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