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19 social media best practices for faster growth

Key Takeaways AI works best with human oversight. Winning teams use AI to move faster without sacrificing quality. Listening is just as important as posting. Social listening helps you spot trends and understand how people actually feel about your brand. Social algorithms are changing. Many platforms are now rewarding brands that post relevant content consistently, not those with the biggest follower counts. Testing is how strategy gets better. Regular testing helps you understand what actually drives results, so you can double down on what works. Treat social media as a customer service channel. Responding quickly to comments and messages builds trust. Social media keeps changing, and so do the rules for what actually works. This list of 19 social media best practices will help you build a stronger strategy, create better content, and drive results you can actually measure in 2026. Bonus: Get a primer on social strategy and measurement from our free ebook on social media...

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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