Anyone else noticing that Sundays (USA / Mondays for Australia) are selling really well lately? Some sundays are on par with my slower weekdays lately. Have seen this for last few months. Eg: this sunday had the same number of sales as Friday. This is a great trend if it continues.

You guys finding the same?

Nope nothing spectacular just the same old weekend sales here.

No, usual slow sales here.

Quote from: Microstock Man on September 10, 2012, 04:04
Anyone else noticing that Sundays (USA / Mondays for Australia) are selling really well lately?

Same here. Can't figure out why though.

Sundays are generally 1.5x Saturday and .5x a regular weekday

Still the same results for me:   2 x 0 = 0 or 5 x 0 = 0 or even 100 x 0 = 0 

Thus no special days for me 

The last few Sunday's have been noticeably better for me, too. It would fit in with an increased marketing drive in Asia, where a lot of places have a Friday-Saturday weekend.

Very Bad week end ... 

Files Sold (avg port 261 img)

Mo 13   
Tu 16
We 13
Th 11
Fr 14
Sa 0
Su 1

Quote from: Microstock Man on September 10, 2012, 04:04
Anyone else noticing that Sundays (USA / Mondays for Australia) are selling really well lately? Some sundays are on par with my slower weekdays lately. Have seen this for last few months. Eg: this sunday had the same number of sales as Friday. This is a great trend if it continues.

You guys finding the same?

Yes, I noticed my sales are up as well in the weekend. Weird.

Saturdays are typically my worst day, with Sunday usually being a tad better.

So far in September, my weekend sales are up quite a bit, nearly double what weekend day sales have been in the past few months. Still at about half of a typical weekday, but I'm not complaining!

Quote from: BaldricksTrousers on September 10, 2012, 15:34
The last few Sunday's have been noticeably better for me, too. It would fit in with an increased marketing drive in Asia, where a lot of places have a Friday-Saturday weekend.

Huh, didn't know that they had a different weekend structure to us. Interesting!

If you've ever worked in advertising or design you'll know that Sunday is the day when the phones don't ring and there are no meetings. When the heat's on it's the perfect day to catch up.