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May 26, 2019 15 min

Best Performing 📊 Content For #FACEBOOK

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Facebook is far from over... Learn which types of digital content perform best for Facebook along with times and engagement. Via Social Media Today: 1. Video is the best performing post type 2. Evenings are the best times post 3. Weekends see the most engagement 4. Shorter posts perform better

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