Hi there!! How are you?
Let's find out what is the best time to publish your post here, on steemit!
The question
How many hours do you spend on creating content? 2h, 3h, 4h? Like on Facebook, Instagram, or another platform. Steemit has your best time to post. But what is it, right?
Yesterday I was talking with @spiritualmax about what is the best hour to post an article. He said: "That is something I would like to know as well!" So I make a research about the topic.
The God
So I found @jerrybanfield I know him from the youtube. He makes greats tutorial about how to code.
This God gives me the answer to the question: What is the best time to post on Steemit?
The Tool
Just click the link below and enjoy!
https://joticajulian.github.io/steem-activity/index.html?account=ddua
To use this tool just delete my username -> ddua and write your name.
What can do this tool?
First of all, you need to enter your username. After this tool will show you 3 things:
- On the first charts section, you will found all the votes you distributed in the last 4 weeks. You can apply a filter to decide how much time do you want to display.
- In this part, depending on how many follows do you have, you will need to wait a bit. But don't worry! The wait will be worth it!! In the second section of charts, you can see the number of votes that YOUR FOLLOWERS distributed to everyone in the last 4 weeks. Cool right?! Here you can see hour by hour how the distribution of votes and find when your followers are more active.
- At the end of the page, you can check your list of followers. If you press the name of a follow you will be able to check the recent voting activity of him.
Details
The results are displayed in your time zone.
The more followers you have the better. More follows meaning more and better results.
The results don't care about id the user is a Whale or a minnow.
Conclusion
This tool isn't perfect but gives us a nice overview of what happened with our followers. If you know another tool, please share with us!! :)
I recommend checking the @jerrybanfield video and his post. And of course, the post made by the creator of this amazing tool. Thank you soo musch @jga!
See you later!! :)
