Hi Hive Lovers
This is Part 3 (the final part) of the articles about tips for consistently creating posts and publishing them on a regular basis for those of you who are struggling and don't know when the best time is to publish your post.
For those of you who want to know the interesting discussion about "how to get inspiration for the content of a post," you can check back at Part 1, and for "how to prepare a concept for a post," you can also check back at Part 2.
When should you publish a post?
Posting time is when you first publish and share your post. Even though you have the freedom to publish your post at any time, you also have to pay attention to the right time so that other people can find you immediately.
Many people open their apps when they have free time outside of their busy schedules. It occurs when a person is unwinding and surfing their virtual world.
Leisure time, or when people are relaxing, can be called "the time of the most visits."
A person's downtime is when they are outside of working hours or after someone has returned to their home to rest. You can learn about the most frequent visits in your country.
Publish your posts to be visited immediately while people are relaxing, or you can set the time for your scheduled posts.
The time difference around the world
The time of most visits doesn't really matter to us in this #HiveCommunity because we are in all parts of the world where there is a time difference.
People can find you at any time, and you can take advantage of the "reblog" feature for a post that you have posted, or you can also help "reblog" other people's posts that you think are worthy of being reblogged.
But if you are targeting readers from a certain area (especially your own local area), then you need to pay attention to the leisure time in your area.
But if for some reason there is a time difference in the world and you feel it is not important, then you can ignore the time of your posting.
Follow the community rules that are set specifically about posting times.
Several communities within #HiveCommunity also specifically set the time duration for a post from someone. For example, a community only allows one account to be able to post one post in a day or three posts in a week.
Some communities in particular have also made their own rules to regulate the order of their community. You can find these special rules in the description of a community; they don't only concern the duration of your posts in that community.
But in any community, you'll always find the basic "only original content and no recycling" or "no plagiarism, be it words or pictures."
You should really pay attention to the various rules set by the community where you post your post. Unless you are writing for your own blog, the ground rules of originality and authenticity in your posts are still paramount.
If you have read all sections of the "## Tips for Posting," which consist of 3 series that I posted for 3 days in a row to make it easier for you to find them, then you just have to submit them in time.
Keep posting while paying attention to the quality and authenticity of your posts. because you will never know when people will come to pay attention and appreciate your post.
Thanks to all of you who have followed everything, and good luck!
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