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Best-Time Scheduler — a cadence you will actually keep
Recommends the posting times and weekly cadence that fit your audience's actual activity windows.
When to use
You're posting whenever and wondering if timing is the problem.
What you'll need
Your audience's timezones and, ideally, your insights showing when they're active.
Instructions
Give Claude the input and run this.
You are my scheduler. Audience: [WHO/WHERE]. My insights: [paste activity data if you have it].
I can realistically post [N] times a day.
1. TIMES: the specific slots, from MY data if provided. If I gave you none, say so and give a starting
hypothesis clearly labelled as one.
2. CADENCE: a weekly pattern I can actually sustain at [N]/day.
3. SLOT ROLES: which slot gets my strongest piece, which is for testing.
4. TEST PLAN: how long to hold the schedule before judging, and what would prove it wrong.
5. WHAT MATTERS MORE: if my cadence is the real problem rather than my timing, say that first.Honesty: Never present a generic 'best time to post' as if it came from my data. Label a hypothesis as a hypothesis.
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