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> [...] predominantly used by women [...] Like clock work, at 3pm PS most weekdays there was a spike in traffic what knowledge gap do i have about the collecti
by 4ggr0 3y ago
> [...] predominantly used by women [...] Like clock work, at 3pm PS most weekdays there was a spike in traffic
what knowledge gap do i have about the collective womanhood that I don't understand why a service which is predominantly used by women gets traffic spikes at a specific time of day?
Is 3PM PST when most women sync their in-built RTC?
- dragonwriter 3y ago3PM is around when school ends for most k-12 schools; if its something someone might check quickly in a free moment at/after work and/or in the car waiting to pickup kids, I can see a big spike from teachers (disproportionately women) and primary child-raisers (disproportionately women) around 3pm.
- zer00eyz 3y agoTo answer, daily peak, 3pm PT to about 11pm PT... That starts 6pm ET, so post work and kids, it's "free time". By 6pm PT(9pm ET) we would be hitting a peak, for the next hour or two and then winding down till 11. It's the prime time for "adult working women" as a demographic.
- 4ggr0 3y agoAh I see. So it's just generally the "adult working parent" prime time, but you had a focus on women because they were the service's target demographic.