The document discusses optimal timing strategies for social media, email, and blogging to maximize engagement and shares. Key takeaways suggest that late days and weekends yield better results for retweets and Facebook sharing, while emails should be sent early and more frequently. It emphasizes understanding the audience and adjusting content delivery times accordingly for better responses.

1. The Science of Timing
When to do everything.
Dan Zarrella
Social Media Scientist

2. #TimeSci

3. After-Party

4. Unicorns and
Rainbows

5. Unicorns & Rainbows Myth:
Don’t call yourself a guru.

6. Science:
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8. Contra-Competitive Timing

10. Social Email Blogging

11. Social

13. Takeaway:
Late in the day and week
is the most retweetable.
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17. Takeaway:
Tweet more.
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20. Takeaway:
Don’t crowd your content.
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22. Takeaway:
Weekends are best for
Facebook sharing.
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24. Email

33. Takeaway:
Experiment with emailing
on weekends.
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35. Takeaway:
Send email very early
in the morning.
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38. Takeaway:
Send more email.
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41. Takeaway:
Your newest subscribers
are your best.
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42. Blogging

45. Takeaway:
Know your audience.
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49. Takeaway:
Blog on the
weekends for
comments.
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53. Takeaway:
Blog early in the
morning for links.
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56. Takeaway:
Blog more frequently.
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57. If it don’t make
dollars,
it don’t make
sense.

61. http://TweetWhen.com
Find your most ReTweetable days
and times.
#TimeSci

63. Dan Zarrella
@DanZarrella

64. #TimeSci:
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