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Our promo codes page has been around a long time — Enough time for us to tell people to plan WHEN to buy an eHarmony subscription.
(The Y-Axis on the right is for the red line (success rate), that is, for every 100 respondents who came on the 5th of the month, how many found a working code.)
Thus, if you can wait a couple of weeks, you can increase your chance for a working code from 40 to 60% or you can pay $10 less.
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are the savings based on 1 month, 3 months, a year?
So, 21st and the 29th… Maybe you can add to this a day-of-week study too. That would be interesting as it may reflect who is working at the eH phones…
After each 17th of the month is the best time to use a promotional code. Chances are higher, codes are better.
The Y-Axis on the right is for the reds line (success rate), that is, for every 100 respondents who came on the 5th of the month, how many found a working code. Almost all the codes are for the 3-month plan; I will break the types of plans later on version 2.
I made the day of week graphs but they’re both flat and showed no significant differences.
Now if you could just combine it with gender, age range, and geo-location, we would be all set. 
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