Ask How do you decide when to turn on/off PPV ads for a certain time of day?

[Brajet]

I'm not in the US, but most of my customers are, so it's not a simple thing to turn ads on/off to coincide with what I might think would be the best morning or evening viewing times, and afaik you can't schedule ads on/off for the tes im asleep and the US is awake and scrolling. Do you turn on to coincide with the hours you make most sales, less sales, or something else? Just experiment and see if you can see any patterns? Although there seem to be so many factors that I'm not sure how reliable any perceived pattern would be long term (by the next month)...

Anyone think they've cracked it?

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I usually decide to turn PPV ads on or off based on when my audience is most active. For example, if my traffic analytics show most clicks and conversions happen between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., I schedule ads for that period and pause them at night. Running ads during low-traffic times wastes money. It's also smart to test different hours for a few days to see when people actually engage, then adjust your schedule accordingly.

 

[Felix😎]

Deciding the optimal timing to run PPV (pay-per-view) ads really comes down to analyzing your target audience's online activity patterns. You'll want to turn the ads on during peak hours when your potential customers are most engaged and likely to convert. This could mean focusing on weekday business hours, evenings, or weekends - it all depends on your specific audience. The key is to test different timeframes and closely monitor the performance to find the sweet spot.