sanfora
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Purchasing bumps would definitely help you out, you just have to use them at the right times like hitmeasap said.
I've noticed that my company gets more sales during the week at the beginning of each day. I do get random spikes here and there, but the main and consistent sales come from Monday through Friday. I see a decrease in sales on the weekends because people take time off to regroup, be with their families, go on vacation, etc. So this is understandable since we all need some time to ourselves. Now you'll still get some sales on the weekends, but it just won't be as much. I like to ramp up my advertising between Monday night at 11:30pm to Thursday night at 11:30pm. I do this because on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday I get the most sales consistently. I've done years of research and after compiling a ton of data, sales, blah blah blah, I came to the conclusion that the majority of users are online during the middle of the week. I can't exactly tell you why lol, I assume it's because they get bored at work and buying stuff for their websites, or it's because you're working directly with the decision maker of the company and they're trying to configure their payments with their payroll. They don't want all their services to be paid for on Friday since that's one of the busier days for them, they want it to be on an easier day during the week when they can focus on it more.
Those are just some of my ideas, but we will never really know unless we add some kind of field that asks why they buyer is purchasing at the time they are and why :D
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I think bumps would work really well because I never really go through to the next pages I just look at the first page so if you want to be seen then you should make use of bumps :)
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hitmeasap
That's actually impossible to answer.. Let me give you some advice.
Use one of your free bumps on any service you have. Take notes of the current amount of views you get and also count how many sales you get for using that one bump. The next day, use another free bump on that same service, but use it at another time. Do the same thing again. Count the sales and the views. On the third day, you'll do the exact same things again. Use a free bump. Count.
By doing this, you'll be able to roughly understand when your service are being bought but also at what time most people are looking at it.
When you've done all that, then purchase bumps. The re-bump is awesome as long as you can figure out the best time to bump the service to begin with.
Best Regards,
hitmeasap Hello sanfora, That's actually impossible to answer.. Let me give you some advice. Use one of your free bumps on any service you have. Take notes of the current amount of views you get and also count how many sales you get for using that one bump. The next day, use another free bump on that same service, but use it at another time. Do the same thing again. Count the sales and the views. On the third day, you'll do the exact same things again. Use a free bump. Count. By doing this, you'll be able to roughly understand when your service are being bought but also at what time most people are looking at it. When you've done all that, then purchase bumps. The re-bump is awesome as long as you can figure out the best time to bump the service to begin with. Best Regards, hitmeasap
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