Sour | Weekly Traffic Summary

Overall traffic varied during the week, but several shifts produced strong engagement and meaningful purchasing activity from both new and returning subscribers.

• Live-illusion content was the standout seller, appearing in 6 shifts and contributing to the strongest sales day of the week.
• Direct-selling approaches generated sales in 4 shifts and performed most consistently during night slots.
• Strip tease and riding content, G/G content, doggy content, and feet content each appeared as a top seller in individual shifts.
• Fresh releases converted well: both the new live set and the wall-post video generated purchases.

• New-subscriber response averaged 36.8% across shifts that received new subscribers, with the strongest shifts reaching 70%.
• Three of the 22 shifts had no new subscribers, while response levels varied significantly across the remaining coverage.
• Responding new subscribers sometimes developed into meaningful purchases, showing solid value when early engagement was established.
• Afternoon shifts produced the highest activity peaks, while night shifts were generally steadier than morning shifts and showed late-shift potential.

• B/G content was the most requested format, appearing across 4 shifts.
• Bed-based live-illusion content for night sets was requested twice, including interest in longer live sets.
• Additional one-time requests included solo riding content in multiple positions and feet-focused content.

• Continue prioritizing live-illusion content and test longer, bed-based versions during night coverage.
• Build around the demand for B/G content while maintaining a varied mix of proven secondary formats.
• Keep fresh content releases in rotation, supported by direct offers during the steadier night windows.
• Strengthen follow-up hooks after content delivery to maintain conversations with promising new subscribers.
• Monitor afternoon activity peaks and late-night momentum to refine timing around the strongest engagement windows.