Dayparting and scheduling can help make campaigns more profitable by showing ads when the audience is more active or likely to buy. Some offers perform better at certain times of the day, depending on the target location and user behavior. For example, health and weight loss offers may get more attention in the early morning or late evening when people are thinking about their routines. Running ads all day without checking performance might waste budget on low-converting hours. Setting up a campaign to only run during the best-performing time slots can help improve returns. Has anyone noticed a difference in results by adjusting ad times throughout the day?
How do dayparting and scheduling impact affiliate display ROI?
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