TikTok is one of the most well known web based entertainment applications on the planet. Chinese technology company ByteDance bought the popular lip syncing app Musical.ly in 2017 for about 1 billion. By the end of 2018 all Musical.ly accounts had been merged into TikTok, which now has about 1 billion active monthly users according to Statista.
With a plethora of content niches and social media platforms, it can be difficult to know when to post on TikTok. The best posting times may vary depending on the activity and personal preferences of your followers on the app.
Here are the best times to Publish your content on TikTok.
According to the social media management tool Hootsuite, the best time to post on TikTok is on Thursday at 10pm. EST Posting at this time will ensure the highest amount of engagement possible. According to Hootsuite, the best times of each day of the week are:
- Sunday : 8PM
- Monday : 3PM
- Tuesday : 1PM
- Wednesday : 12AM
- Thursday : 11PM
- Friday : 7PM
- Saturday : 4PM
Another web based entertainment the board device Sprout Social has an alternate method for carving out the best opportunity to post on TikTok. Sprout Social suggests using analytics for your TikTok profile to see when they're active and, as a result, the best time to post.
How to use TikTok follower analytics.
- Turn on TikTok Analytics.
- Click the Hamburger button and snap Maker Tools.
- Click Analytics.
- Click on the third category at the top Followers.
- Click bottom of the screen for Follower
- Move to between days and hours to watch when your followers are most active on the TikTok.
Is it any matter what time you post on TikTok?
Yes, it makes a difference. But time is just one of the factors that you need to consider. When combined with other factors such as the quality, uniqueness and frequency of your content, getting the right timing when you share your videos can help you gain more views and engagement initially, which Due to TikTok's algorithm your content recommendations may be boosted. For suggestions from other users of your page. As HootSuite and MakeUseOf (and even TikTok itself) note, to get more engagement and attention to your videos through TikTok's proposed algorithm, there's already something to get your video started. Need to get engaged.
And that's the goal: to get your content into as many users' FYPs as possible to increase the chances that those users will engage and see your content.
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