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Best Time to Post on LinkedIn: find your slots by time zone

Pick where most of your audience lives. Get the weekday slots worth testing, converted to your own clock, with a warning when a slot falls in your night. Free, instant, no signup.

    Rule

    Post when you can reply for the next hour

    The comments in the first hour do more for a post than the exact minute you publish. A good slot you can't stay for is worse than an average one you can.

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    Everything runs in your browser. Your time zone is read from your device and never sent to us.

    What the tool gives you

    Most advice on posting times is written for one time zone. This tool starts from your audience's clock, then tells you what that means for yours.

    These slots are starting points drawn from when professionals usually check LinkedIn, not a reading of LinkedIn's algorithm. Your own analytics are the final word.

    How to pick your posting time

    The right time is the one where your readers are online and you are free to reply. Four steps get you there.

    Start from your readers

    Choose the country where most of your followers or clients work. Your page analytics show where your audience is.

    Block the next hour

    Post when you can reply to comments for the following hour. Early replies keep the conversation going while the post is fresh.

    Test two slots

    Alternate between two windows for a few weeks, with posts of the same kind, so the time is the only thing that changes.

    Keep the winner

    Compare comments and reactions in the first hour, not just the final totals. Then post at the better slot every time.

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    Best time to post on LinkedIn: FAQ

    Is this tool free?

    Yes. It is free, with no signup. It runs in your browser and reads your time zone from your device; nothing is sent to us.

    What is the best time to post on LinkedIn?

    There is no single best time for everyone. Weekday mornings before work, the lunch break and the end of the working day are good slots to test, in your audience's time zone. The best one is the slot where you can also reply for the next hour.

    Should I post in my time zone or my audience's?

    Your audience's. A post is seen when your readers scroll, so pick slots in their time zone. The tool converts them to your clock so you know when to be at your desk.

    What if my audience is in several countries?

    Start with the country where most of your readers or clients are. If two regions matter, alternate: post some days for one and some days for the other, and compare.

    Why does the first hour matter so much?

    Early comments and replies show that a post is starting a conversation, which helps it keep circulating. If you post and leave, the post loses that early push.

    What if I can't be online in the first hour?

    Schedule the post for a slot you can cover, or get help with the early engagement. Podawaa brings early reactions from real people in your field, and its free plan boosts up to 5 posts a month, with no card required.