Attention has a clock
If most customers browse at 11 AM, a lunch special published at 1 PM has already missed the decision window.
Timing is part of the offer.In TTMenus, that clock lives under Insights / Customer Behaviour / Peak hours and Peak days.
Example: Peak hours
Insights
TTMenus Insights
Last 30 days
Customer Behaviour · Peak hours
Peak hours
Peak days
| Day | Menu views |
|---|---|
| Friday | 486 |
| Saturday | 441 |
| Thursday | 312 |
| Wednesday | 274 |
| Sunday | 251 |
Recommendation
Schedule the next special before the weekendFriday leads Menu views. Publish weekend promotions by Thursday afternoon, and lunch specials before the 11 AM browse peak.
How to use the pattern
- Find your busiest browse hours in Insights
- Publish promotions earlier than those hours
- Staff replies (WhatsApp, phone, DMs) for the same window
- Recheck after two weeks . Patterns shift with holidays and school terms
Data to decisions
| What the data says | What to do |
|---|---|
| Customers browse mostly at 11 AM | Publish lunch specials before that time |
| Friday gets the most visits | Prepare weekend promotions earlier in the week |
| Late-night browse spikes | Confirm hours and late menus are accurate |
The takeaway
Stop posting specials whenever it is convenient for the kitchen alone. Post when Peak hours say diners are already deciding.
