If you are trying to manage a consistent social media campaign, chances are you are posting on Facebook and Twitter every day. While it may seem overwhelming to complete such a task, it is important to maintain a social media presence for your fans and followers. Third-party sites such as HootSuite and TweetDeck allow users to schedule their social media posts in advance. But a question still remains; what is the best strategy for scheduling social media posts?
Strategies for Scheduling Social Media Posts on Facebook and Twitter
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05.14.12 | by
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