"Not replying to customers at night time"

[d_a_d_d_y]

"Not replying to customers at night time",how does this really affect to our gig and what are the best ways to keep active in the night routine also?

[katakatica]

I tend to have episodes of insomnia (which then shift my normal routine.) this basically means that sometimes I'm up till 3-4AM and wake up at 12, others I sleep at midnight and wake at 9-ish. 

Nothing changes. If I get messages when I'm sleeping I reply in the morning and well...that's it. Performance is really what matters but I genuinely doubt that also means that we have to be active all the time. The best thing to do is to get enough sleep (whatever it is for you) and to do your best work when you're working. 

(That being said unless it's new messages I do also ignore everything that comes after a certain time regardless of when I go to sleep. Once it's past midnight I am too tired to think and work )

[smashradio]

2 hours ago, d_a_d_d_y said:

"Not replying to customers at night time",how does this really affect to our gig and what are the best ways to keep active in the night routine also?

It's best to sleep at night. 

I respond to messages when I get up. I have a 1 hour response time on average. 

Being active all the time won't help you succeed: being well-rested and clear-minded will. Hence, sleep is a good thing. 🙂 

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[akhterlily]

I think there is no need to stay online all night.  Try to stay online as much as possible throughout the day and until you sleep at night. Sleep with the phone's internet connection on and keep the notification volume up so that the sound of the notification wakes you up.

[d_a_d_d_y]

14 hours ago, katakatica said:

I tend to have episodes of insomnia (which then shift my normal routine.) this basically means that sometimes I'm up till 3-4AM and wake up at 12, others I sleep at midnight and wake at 9-ish. 

Nothing changes. If I get messages when I'm sleeping I reply in the morning and well...that's it. Performance is really what matters but I genuinely doubt that also means that we have to be active all the time. The best thing to do is to get enough sleep (whatever it is for you) and to do your best work when you're working. 

(That being said unless it's new messages I do also ignore everything that comes after a certain time regardless of when I go to sleep. Once it's past midnight I am too tired to think and work )

yes exactly,agrees on everything here

[d_a_d_d_y]

7 minutes ago, akhterlily said:

I think there is no need to stay online all night.  Try to stay online as much as possible throughout the day and until you sleep at night. Sleep with the phone's internet connection on and keep the notification volume up so that the sound of the notification wakes you up.

Thanks for the advice😇

[newsmike]

20 hours ago, d_a_d_d_y said:

"Not replying to customers at night time",how does this really affect to our gig and what are the best ways to keep active in the night routine also?

Good point. Research has shown that people who sleep cannot be successful in business. This is why retail stores have big neon signs that say "OPEN" even when they are closed and the door is locked.  It is a great trick to make sales. 

[d_a_d_d_y]

3 hours ago, newsmike said:

Good point. Research has shown that people who sleep cannot be successful in business. This is why retail stores have big neon signs that say "OPEN" even when they are closed and the door is locked.  It is a great trick to make sales. 

yes it is, mostly some buyers don't even reply to the messages after a few hours if we make no moves

[d_a_d_d_y]

best things to do - try social media for promoting

                            - stay online and active

after getting few orders and feedback it will become better, but have to play along with the first hard steps

[venonusa]

2 hours ago, d_a_d_d_y said:

stay online and active

Nope! false information.

[d_a_d_d_y]

8 hours ago, venonusa said:

Nope! false information.

so why there is a filter option 

[filipdevaere]

21 minutes ago, d_a_d_d_y said:

so why there is a filter option 

There are thousands of people online at the same time.
Do you really think that you will get (more) orders when you are online? Keep dreaming.

[d_a_d_d_y]

9 hours ago, filipdevaere said:

There are thousands of people online at the same time.
Do you really think that you will get (more) orders when you are online? Keep dreaming.

any proof then?

[newsmike]

6 minutes ago, d_a_d_d_y said:

any proof then?

@filipdevaere  You cannot argue with  mek-sells. 

Edited May 23, 2023 by newsmike

[filipdevaere]

Just now, newsmike said:

You cannot argue with a mek-sell.

That is why I don't answer him.

[katakatica]

12 minutes ago, d_a_d_d_y said:

any proof then?

Plenty.

(Other than Fiverr literally debunking it before if I remember correctly. Not 100% sure about that though.)

I'm European and most of my clients are from the US (though it depends.) I sleep when they are awake but still have enough work. Being online would work if there were say, 1000 sellers per category. Faking activity OR staying awake for no reason doesn't help when there's many others who do the same. It's common sense. 

Think about it this way. There's 35 supermarkets in your town. Only one of them is open at night. There's only say, 2 people who need something during that time, but they go there or course.

Every other supermarket decides to stay open as well to see if that helps. 

The number of customers won't change, right? They very likely will either go to where they used to go or spread out - but the chance of you have 0 customers at night is still pretty small. (Obviously, when offline you can still get customers while supermarkets can't so that gives you even less of a reason to stay online all the time.)