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11:34 am
October 6, 2010


everydaytips

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Hi Everyone!

I have been reading various articles lately, and one article suggested that the best time to schedule your post is 11:00 EST.  That seems awfully late to me, but I was wondering what everyone else's experience was.

 

Thanks

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11:39 am
October 6, 2010


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Kris,

 

I have wondered about that myself. I always assumed that it was better to post earlier because it would allow more readers to access your posts.

 

 

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11:50 am
October 6, 2010


Kevin @ Financially Poor

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yera it's pretty much up to debate. If you post at 11 you'll be in the feed reader in time for lunch. However a lot of people post at 11 so you'll be part of the noise. I prefer to post at 6am so I have all day to promote and by the time lunch rolls around I'm on the front of tipd so it works out pretty well. I'd suggest testing out different times for a couple of weeks to see what happens. If you do let us know how it turned out.

12:47 pm
October 6, 2010


Forest Parks

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I post at all random times and don't worry too much about when. Just when I feel like it. Lately it's been early early morning USA time.

 

Hey Kevin, what kind of traffic do you get out of Tip'd? Never been that successful with it myself.

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12:52 pm
October 6, 2010


Freddie @ Invest With Passion

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I am with Forest and usually post at random times. However, lately I have been posting in the morning about 7:00am central time. Also, I think it has a lot to do with your niche. I am aiming at the business and real estate investment crowd that seems to get to work early and are looking for something interesting to read before they actually start their work day.

Just my 2 cents.

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12:56 pm
October 6, 2010


Realm of Prosperity

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There so much to consider here. I tend to post around 8:30-9:00AM EST.

But from a personal perspective, I don't often stop to check out the many blog posts in the morning. I'd read them later in the day and usually comment and promote them when I get home.

With Google Analytics, you can see what are the time of the day that you get the most traffic and use that information to optimize your post schedule.

2:19 pm
October 6, 2010


Khaleef @ KNS Financial

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I usually post at 9am, but not for any specific reason. I read about 11am recently as well and decided to give that a try this week. But I agree that it also depends on your intended audiance.

Kevin, I like your idea about getting to the front of Tip'd by lunch time. Same thing about Reddit.

Forest, I've had days where half of my pageviews came from Tip'd (of course I get far less than you, so I'm not sure if you'd see the same results).

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3:39 pm
October 6, 2010


Kevin @ Financially Poor

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Forest Parks said:

I post at all random times and don't worry too much about when. Just when I feel like it. Lately it's been early early morning USA time.

 

Hey Kevin, what kind of traffic do you get out of Tip'd? Never been that successful with it myself.


I get around 25 visits per day from it but I just recently started and for me that's about 20% of my traffic. I have noticed a better turn out from reddit with around 40 visits a day. This is all from google analytics. Statcounter shows it being more so I really don't know the exact number. But for me that's a lot.

3:47 pm
October 6, 2010


Freddie @ Invest With Passion

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Kevin @ Financially Poor said:

Forest Parks said:

I post at all random times and don't worry too much about when. Just when I feel like it. Lately it's been early early morning USA time.

 

Hey Kevin, what kind of traffic do you get out of Tip'd? Never been that successful with it myself.


I get around 25 visits per day from it but I just recently started and for me that's about 20% of my traffic. I have noticed a better turn out from reddit with around 40 visits a day. This is all from google analytics. Statcounter shows it being more so I really don't know the exact number. But for me that's a lot.
 


I am not sure which analytic system is best, but would suggest that you use the same one. That is the best way to follow your results, you know? Kind of like Alexa, it may not be the best it could be, but it is a consistent metric to follow and track your site with.

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7:36 pm
October 6, 2010


everydaytips

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Thanks for all the prompt replies.  I am going to experiment and see what I can learn!

 

Reading these replies made me realize I should get more involved with Reddit et al…

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8:05 pm
October 6, 2010


Khaleef @ KNS Financial

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Do you guys think it's too much to ask to start a promotion thread? That's probably not a good idea since it would grow to be huge in a few days! Right now there are 4 bloggers who I send DM's to on Twitter when I post a new article and they help me to promote it on Reddit, Tip'd, and Stumble Upon. Just think of how great it would be if a good amount of Yakezie members did that for each other!

However, since there are so many of us, how in the world could we pull that off.

I know someone might say, just promote the article when you read it, but for me I go through cycles with my RSS reader. Meaning I'll start from A and work my way down to Z – it takes me over a week to get through the Yakezie blogs (who are also adding new stuff all the time)! So, it's better for someone to send me a message on Twitter asking for help promoting an article.

Does anyone have any sugestions?

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4:32 am
October 7, 2010


Kevin @ Financially Poor

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I would suggest a new thread where we can post on what sites we actively promote on or wouldn't mind promoting on if you asked. Fo instance, if I was asked to stumble, tip, digg, pfbuzz, fwisp, reddit, or tweet I'd be all over it or pretty much any other site if asked. The best way to ask me would be DM on twitter.

5:33 am
October 7, 2010


Mike – Saving Money Today

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A promotion request category could be useful as long as it doesn't get too out of hand.  If someone has a post they really want to push they could post it there and ask for some love.  But it shouldn't just be a place to post every single article you write or if people only post there looking for links and don't participate elsewhere.

9:05 am
October 7, 2010


Mike – Saving Money Today

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Just found an article discussing the best time of day to post.  They suggest 11am EST. 

Makes sense…east coasters are getting ready for lunch and taking a break from their work while west coasters are just arriving in the office and hitting their favorite sites before starting their day.

http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/t…..-Post.aspx

12:09 pm
October 7, 2010


everydaytips

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I don't know why I am afraid to wait until 11:00 to post.  I guess I am just crazy.

I stumble a lot of Yakezie posts already, and retweet quite a few.  I am happy to Reddit, Digg, whatever.  If  anyone ever has something they specifically want stumbled, etc, just email me at kris@everydaytipsandthoughts.com

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12:48 pm
October 7, 2010


Charles @ MoneyGreenLife

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I read 11AM was the best time of the day as well. But, does it really matter? If you write QUALITY content every post in and out, then you have nothing to worry about. You build traffic based on content, not the timing of each posts. If your writing skills suck, then maybe you can think of other ways to improve traffic…but if our writing skills suck, then we ought not be bloggers, right?

6:48 pm
October 7, 2010


Dividend Monk

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I haven't really experimented with this.  I always post at 7 am.  I figure that it'll be there all day, and the Seeking Alpha editer will automatically pick up my article and post it on the site at some point in the morning.

 

I guess I think in terms of my own blogging reading.  Most blogs I read post approximately once every other day or so, so I usually check them in the evenings every other day.  The time that they post will not matter to me. 

12:13 pm
November 27, 2010


Sunil from The Extra Money Blog

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my experimentation and analysis has shown 8am CST to be the best, and gives maximum exposure to the post throughout the day

that said, i think it matters based on your audience and the type of post.  for example, if you are posting on the bible and money, sunday morning or afternoon (after church) is usually a good time.

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