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Key takeaways Social media automation uses software to handle repetitive tasks like scheduling, reporting, and responding to messages across platforms. The best automation tools in 2026 combine AI-powered content creation with scheduling, analytics, and social listening in one dashboard. Automation works best when it handles high-volume, predictable tasks while humans stay in charge of strategy, creativity, and sensitive conversations. Enterprise teams can scale automation with governance tools, approval workflows, and multi-brand management to maintain consistency across regions. What is social media automation? Social media automation means using tools or software to take care of routine social media tasks. This can include scheduling posts, creating reports, replying to messages, or tracking hashtags, all without having to log in to each platform separately. For businesses, automation means getting more done in less time. Instead of juggling endless tasks, you can sched...

Timing posts to get engagement--tried several strategies but none work

I enjoy this sub quite a bit but one thing I'm concerned about is not getting engagement even after playing around with different times. I know Meta has a tracker where you could see post reach during time of day but even posting at "suggested times" does not work; my content goes up and falls off fast. Even when using different types of content (video, text only, pics, etc.).

I've tried posting a lot, I've tried posting a little and generally now just post 1x a day or 2x, if that. I don't post more than that either to avoid spamming others.

Meanwhile I have friends who post pics of them and their kid, maybe a sentence or two, and they get 50-100 likes without trying. I get 4-5 likes from the same few people and no comments, or sometimes no likes. Yet when I have others look at my profile they still see my posts on their end so I'm neither shadowbanned, nor do I have any violations against me.

Is it just the nature of the algorithm and there's not much to do about it?

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