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Best Practices & Tips

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Written by Ethan Monkhouse
Updated over 4 months ago

Q: What are the most important metrics to track?

A: Focus on these key metrics:

  • Engagement Rate: Percentage of followers who interact with content

  • Reach Growth: How many new people see your content

  • Audience Quality: Percentage of relevant, engaged followers

  • Content Performance: Which content types perform best

  • Conversion Rate: How well social media drives desired actions

Q: How often should I post on each platform?

A: Recommended posting frequency:

  • Instagram: 3-7 posts per week, daily stories

  • TikTok: 3-5 videos per week minimum

  • X (Twitter): 3-5 tweets per day

  • LinkedIn: 2-3 posts per week

Important: Consistency matters more than frequency. Better to post less frequently but consistently.

Q: What’s the best time to post content?

A: Optimal posting times vary by:

  • Your Audience: Check your analytics for when your followers are active

  • Platform: Each platform has different peak times

  • Content Type: Different content performs better at different times

  • Time Zone: Consider your audience’s primary time zones

Use NAVIRO’s insights: Check your audience activity patterns in the analytics section.

Q: How do I improve my content engagement?

A: Strategies to boost engagement:

  • Strong Hooks: Capture attention in the first 3 seconds

  • Value-First: Provide value before asking for anything

  • Consistent Voice: Maintain consistent brand personality

  • Community Focus: Respond to comments and engage with followers

  • Quality Over Quantity: Better to post less but higher quality content

Q: Should I use hashtags, and how many?

A: Hashtag best practices:

  • Instagram: 5-10 relevant hashtags (avoid the full 30)

  • TikTok: 3-5 hashtags, focus on trending ones

  • X (Twitter): 1-2 hashtags maximum

  • Mix Strategy: Combine popular, niche, and branded hashtags

  • Research: Use NAVIRO’s hashtag suggestions based on your content

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