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Considerations with dayparting

Learn about considerations with dayparting.

Updated over 4 months ago

When you should not use dayparting

  • There may be situations where you may not want to use dayparting, such as the following:

    • Your products have high average order value, recurring orders, or high margins.

    • You have a process to funnel customers to your community and a strong follow-up email series to cross-sell other products.

    • Your products convert very well, and your advertising campaigns have effectively driven organic sales profitably.

  • Sellers with a deep sales funnel and the ads budget to support long-term growth can afford to be more aggressive by running ads 24 x 7.

  • For them, they may get better results for some products without dayparting.

  • Some sellers use a more balanced approach by using dayparting for discovery campaigns while disabling dayparting for ranking campaigns.

Test and verify based on actual advertising data

  • If you want more certainty if dayparting benefits your products, consider creating the Dayparting campaign under Mass Campaign.

  • The dayparting campaign allows us to track hourly PPC statistics and factors in sales attribution.
    (E.g., Someone clicks on your ads at 1 am but purchases at 8 am).

  • Analyze the hours bringing you results and hours with high ad spend but low sales.

  • With these insights, you can decide upon the hours to pause your ads more accurately.

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