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When do you provide the promotions daily or weekly or monthly? Accordingly when you get the client's most?

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There is no single right answer to daily vs weekly vs monthly promotions — it depends on your goal, channel, product life cycle and how your audience reacts. asked the right question. is correct that campaign-level planning (monthly or longer) helps with measurement and budgeting, while ’s note about using a bulk-mail tool highlights that automation can scale frequency — but tool choice does not replace a testing plan or good list hygiene.

Common channel-driven approaches:

  • Email: vary by segment. Highly engaged customers tolerate more frequent, personalized promos; cold lists need fewer, higher-value touches.
  • Social: frequent, short posts build awareness; creative rotation and testing matter more than strict daily counts.
  • Paid ads: run continuously but change creatives and offers on a weekly cadence for learning.
  • Push/notifications: use sparingly and only for high-value, timely messages to avoid churn.

Run controlled tests and watch the right signals. Use A/B tests over a few weeks to test frequency, subject/creative and offer. Track open rate, CTR, conversion rate, unsubscribe and complaint rates, plus revenue per message. Increase frequency only where engagement and revenue scale; pull back when engagement trends downward.

Practical safeguards: segment before increasing sends, warm up new sending IPs, keep unsubscribe paths clear, and comply with data/privacy rules. Start small, iterate on winners, and map cadence to customer state (welcome, active buyer, lapsed). This makes promotions predictable, measurable and scalable.

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Different strategy promotion can be done every month.
Sometimes, it depends on the result of the past promotion.
For example, your previous promotion clicks on your target market, then you will maintain and improve it for the next months.
But if your promotion doesn't click to your target market, then you must implement another different promotion strategy on the next month.
If you done it on a daily or a weekly basis, the idea is not complete.
Always remember that a good strategy promotion is done with a deep strategy thinking.

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we use for our product promotion , really getting good sales. hope it will help someone.

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