Rainy Day Post
Scheduling your social media posts based on weather forecast data.
Why should you use Rainy Day Post?
- Bad weather always makes the interaction increase – completely independent from season. - fanpage karma
- Average engagement is up 42% when the sun is not shining. - fanpage karma
- On rainy summer weekends posts receive nearly twice as much reactions: the post interaction increases by 90%. - fanpage karma
- Even in spring, autumn and winter a clear difference between sunny and rainy days is noticeable: there are 39% more reactions on average. - fanpage karma
- Rainfall significantly influences social media engagement by increasing both positive and negative emotional posts, which then spread contagiously among users and their friends, with positive messages having a stronger overall effect. - University of California
- Adverse weather conditions, such as extreme temperatures and precipitation, significantly increase social media activity in the U.S., with compounded effects from cold and wet conditions amplifying engagement even more. - Columbia University & Department of Mathematics and GISC, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain and Media Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Do you want to take advantage of weather when increasing your engagement on social media?
Contact me at rainy-day-post[et]bouncystream.tech to sign up now and be the first to experience Rainy Day Post!
Rainy Day Post is a personal project of Vesselin Beltchev. For more details on me and my work, visit bouncystream.tech.
Background image by Chris Mai
Rainy Day Post
Scheduling your social media posts based on weather forecast data.
Why should you use Rainy Day Post?
- Bad weather always makes the interaction increase – completely independent from season - fanpage karma.
- Average engagement is up 42% when the sun is not shining - fanpage karma.
- On rainy summer weekends posts receive nearly twice as much reactions: the post interaction increases by 90% - fanpage karma.
- Even in spring, autumn and winter a clear difference between sunny and rainy days is noticeable: there are 39% more reactions on average - fanpage karma.
- Rainfall significantly influences social media engagement by increasing both positive and negative emotional posts, which then spread contagiously among users and their friends, with positive messages having a stronger overall effect. - University of California.
- Adverse weather conditions, such as extreme temperatures and precipitation, significantly increase social media activity in the U.S., with compounded effects from cold and wet conditions amplifying engagement even more. - Columbia University & Department of Mathematics and GISC, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain and Media Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Do you want to take advantage of weather when increasing your engagement on social media?
Contact me at rainy-day-post[et]bouncystream.tech to sign up now and be the first to experience Rainy Day Post!
Rainy Day Post is a personal project of Vesselin Beltchev. For more details on me and my work, visit bouncystream.tech.
Background image by Chris Mai