CASE: reposting a top evergreen post 90 days later

CASE: reposting a top evergreen post 90 days later
An account re-published its best-performing evergreen post — same content, fresh post — every quarter and compared to the original run.
— Repost 1: ~80% of the original's impressions.
— Repost 2 (different time/day): ~110% of the original.
Label: Rumored (account-level, small sample).
What it means for your reach: there's no confirmed duplicate-content penalty for spacing reposts months apart, and a new post gets a fresh distribution shot with a now-larger audience. The discipline: rotate the time-of-day and don't recycle weekly, or you start training your own followers to scroll past you. Anchor reposts to a real gap, not a calendar habit.