DAE think paying $89 for that paid social media scheduler was the dumbest money I ever spent?
Everyone on here keeps saying paid tools are the shortcut to beating the algorithm, but I'm calling that bluff. I dropped $89 on a scheduler subscription back in March because a guy in a Facebook group swore it would push my posts into more feeds with the auto-timing feature, and my reach dropped by about 40% over the next six weeks. Meanwhile my best performing week all year was when I posted from my phone at random times during a family reunion in Tulsa. I get that some of you love your dashboards, but paying for timing is just paying a company to guess at a black box the rest of us are guessing at for free. The thing that did move the needle for me was replying to comments within the first 15 minutes, and that cost me zero dollars. So before you renew that $89 plan, try posting when you feel like it for a month and watch what happens. Has anyone here had a paid scheduler beat their own gut timing, or am I just unlucky with this stuff?