Ask What's the best way to test push delivery times for affiliate campaign success?

[Daniel084]

Testing push delivery times for affiliate campaigns is key to finding what drives the most clicks and sales. Start by splitting your audience into small groups and sending messages at different times, like morning, afternoon, or evening. Track which time gets the most opens and clicks using analytics tools. Consider your audience's habits—students might respond better in the evening, while professionals may engage during lunch hours. Test over a few weeks to account for different days, as weekends might perform differently than weekdays. Keep the message content similar across tests to ensure timing is the main factor. Once you find a time that works well, refine it further by testing smaller intervals, like 10 a.m. versus 11 a.m. Always monitor results and adjust based on data. What ideas do you have for testing push message timing?

 

[Felix😎]

To test push delivery times, start by segmenting your audience by geo and time zone. Then, schedule push notifications to go out at different times, such as early morning, midday, and evening. Monitor which time slots get the highest clicks and conversions. Many push platforms like PropellerAds or Pushground have tools to help you test and analyze delivery times. Testing over a few days or weeks will give you clear data on the best-performing times for your campaigns.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I think one smart trick is to combine delivery time tests with device type and location data. Some people respond better on mobile during commute hours, while desktop users might engage during work hours. Segment your subscribers and test notifications accordingly. This layered testing lets you see not just what time works best, but also which segments perform most efficiently, giving a clear picture of when to send your affiliate push ads.