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Sign into your accountMastering Your Blog Timing
April 28 2011
How many times a day or week should you blog to keep people interested?
Do you know what time of day is best for blogging?
Does it matter?
The answer is simple: there is a science to blogging. With millions of bloggers, how do you make your message rise above the digital noise and gain traction within your industry? When are people listening? Don't worry, there are answers to this based on scientific research. Modern day blogging has evolved into a science.
If you are interested in keeping a client and subscriber base informed and engaged with you and your message, it is well worth your time to invest in learning some of the research behind the science of blog timing.
HubSpot social media scientist Dan Zarrella discussed his research on timing.
He has conducted research on the Internet for the last 2-3 years. Of all the subjects he researches, the science of timing is the number one piece of data consumers want to know. He researches and identifies best practices.
This webinar presents all the data to date that Zarrella has studied. It covers three marketing mediums businesses use for inbound marketing: social media, email and blogging.
This article focuses on blogging specifically.