Your last Facebook post, on which you worked so much — giving clever spins to allow it to be wonderful and funny — didn’t garner enough enjoys?

In all probability that upgrade was posted by you in the inappropriate time.

When is the optimum time?

On the weekends there is a major drop-off in reactions. Therefore, if you’re actually feeling yourself on Friday wait to post that picture on until Monday afternoon.

“The likelihood an audience member responds to a message may depend on several variables, including his daily and weekly behavior routines, his place or timezone, as well as the volume of other messages competing for his curiosity,” said researchers who ran the study.

The US cities of New York show similar contours and San Francisco, where reactions peak in the start of work hours, the study said.

For Paris, the reactions peak in the 2nd half of working hours, while near the end of working hours most reactions are anticipated for London.

“This is very important to companies that are attempting to connect with consumers in various regions, or if your new social networking puppy love lives halfway through the world,” the researchers said.

In addition, in the event you would like immediate gratification, Twitter may be the approach to really go. The analysis found that it sees larger peaks in use, has the odds of generating reactions, and reaction times are much quicker compared to Facebook.