What is CPC (cost per click)?
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How much you are charged for each click for your ad on another website.
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There are plenty of PPC (pay per click) programs. The 2 biggest, I think, are Google & Yahoo!.\n\nA couple free resources – check out the sources box for links:\n\n1) Create a blog pertaining to your field & product\n\n2) Use Yahoo! 360, Yahoo! Local & Yahoo! Groups\n\nAlso, consider signing up for an affiliate program. These programs enable you to advertise on other's sites (your affiliates) and once a sale is made to you, your affiliates & the program are paid a commission. We use ShareASale & pay out $25 to our affiliates once a sale is made & ShareASale takes another $5. $30 a sale is a pretty small price to pay for us. And I'm sure most programs like that allow you to set the commission rate (no point in your commission being half the price of a sale for you!)\n\nI listed a couple of handy sites relating to marketing, promotion & advertising. I hope they’re helpful for you.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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Google does not charge you anything if you can get into their organic listings. \n\nBut if you use Adwords, then that's a different story - that's a pay per click advertising tool. \n\nYahoo combines PPC with their organic listings.
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Yes it is. But you would get paid very little for per click (less than a cent) So you're better off working your day job or on http://www.treasuretrooper.com/67841 You get paid through Paypal.
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Your best bet is to use Google AdSense.\nhttps://www.google.com/adsense/?hl=en_US&sourceid=aso&subid=us-et-ads\nThis will place click through ads based on the subject of your site.\nBe sure to read the ToS to make sure your site qualifies:\nhttps://www.google.com/adsense/policies
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Its on a per click basis.\n\nThey will display your ads to multiple people - but you don't have to pay for it unless someone clicks and visits your website.\n\nIf they display your ads to 1000 people but only 2 end up clicking then your \n\nClick Through Rate is = 2/1000 or 0.02%\n\nIf you click through rate is lower than 1%, then they may tell you change or remove your ad.\n\nAds cost by Keywords:\nEach keyword has a cent value.\nIt start from 2 cents/click.\nDepending on the key word demand it may be as much as $5 per click! And yes there are websites that pay that much!!\n\nTo get started go this site ... www.overture.com\nGoing to this site will tell you a lot that want to know.\n\nA similar program google is adwords ...\n\ngo to adwords.google.com\n\n\nIn my experience,\nGoogle is cheaper and more competitive\nYahoo (Overture) is olders, not so cheap, BUT less competitive.\n\nHowever, \nGoogle is easy to get out of if you don't want to continue. Overture is little bit harder to get out of - they will charge before you know it.
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If its a buddy and its an e-commerce site, 12% commision on sales. To maintain and update and all that stuff is Per Hour Fee. One month might take 1 hour, another might take 15, depends on the traffic,server,setup and alot of variables.
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No yahoo has them for $3 a year, that's cheap\n\nyou could try \n\nwww.dot.tk for a free .tk
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Check here:\nhttp://www.chdist.com/ecommerce/eComm?template=index
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look on here\nhttp://www.postoffice.co.uk\nthink it's £8.75 capped fee
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Like the previous poster said, it really depends on your industry. Imagine you were your own customer/client...where would you go to look for your particular service? What types of advertising would "speak" to you? Would PPC work for your service? I listed a couple of links for that.\n\nAlso, consider asking past customers/clients for testimonials, which you can post online. Perhaps provide discounts for referrals. The options are limitless really; you know your industry & your business better than anyone here, so just let the ideas flow & I'm sure you'll do great.\n\nConsider signing up for an affiliate program. These programs enable you to advertise on other's sites (your affiliates) and once a sale is made to you, your affiliates & the program are paid a commission. We use ShareASale & pay out $25 to our affiliates once a sale is made & ShareASale takes another $5. $30 a sale is a pretty small price to pay for us. And I'm sure most programs like that allow you to set the commission rate (no point in your commission being half the price of a sale for you!)\n\nI listed a couple of handy sites relating to marketing, promotion & advertising. I hope they’re helpful for you.
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What you need to do is pick better terms. The more specific a term the better the conversion rate will be. For instance, the term jewelery will bring alot of traffic but not alot of sales however the term discount 14k gold bracelet will most likely generate users who are ready to buy. \n\nThe trick is to find as many low cost, highly targeterd terms as you can to target in your ppc campaign and stop using broad un qualified terms. Here are some sites that can help you find better words. \n\ninventory.overture.com\nwww.wordtracker.com\nwww.keyworddiscovery.com
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MEDIA Types:\nTelevision (60, 30, 15 second spots)\nRadio\nPrint (Newspaper - Daily, Weekly; Magazine (weekly, Monthly, quarterly, etc)\nInteractive (Internet - cost per click links, Cost per acquisition on transaction, etc) \n\nBY AUDIENCE REACH:\nTV Markets:  National, Regional, Spot (local) markets.   Rates are more expensive per person to reach the more local you get, but National buys are more expensiv eon aggregate.  ame holds true for Magazines, radio, etc...Buying a national netowkr will cost more overlal, but will be cheaper per person reached.  \n\nINTERNET ADVERTISING "MODELS"\nType Description Ad Networks  \n\nCPC Cost Per Click \n(Pay Per Click) In Cost-Per Click advertising the amount of cost to the sponsor and the amount of payment to the host are measured by the number of people who click on the ad. Examples - Google's Adsense\nDoubleclickClick\nBurstMedia\n \nCPM Cost Per Thousand \nThis type of advertising is based on a fixed CPM rate of money based on a thousand impressions regardless of the click thoughs Tribal Fusion.\nFastclick.\nBurstmedia.\nCasalemedia\n \n"CPA" Cost Per Acquisition or Sale \nPopularly called affiliate programs. If a sale is made to a customer coming through that link, the affiliate earns a certain precentage of the transaction total. \nAmazon.com\nEbay.com\nMany Webhosting Companies \n\nSponsorships\nSponsorships usually require a longer term commitment and more branded advertisers are interested in these.  For example, Quicken may sponsor the Tax channel on Yahoo! for a fee.  Or a Television show will be sponsored by an advertiser.\n\nNew - In show/editorial placement\nArticles in magazines with advertiser-friendly content or the placement of Coca-cola on Americal Idol.\n\nGood luck.
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It depends on what type of advertising you will buy. Rates vary across industry, types of websites, competitiveness of the marketplace and modality of advertising. CPM rates for example can go as low as $0.20 to as high as $50, while click through rates can be as cheap as $0.05 to as high as $120 per click. \n\nThere are a number of different types of online advertising:\n\n1 - By Impression or Cost per thousand impression = you pay based on the amount of times your banner or skyscraper or leaderboard ad is seen. For example, if the rate is $5 CPM and you buy 20,000 impressions, then you pay $100\n\n2. By pay per click = you pay only when your ad is clicked. For example, your banner or text ad is shown 1,000 times but was clicked only 10 times and you agreed to pay $0.10 per click, then you pay $1. This is often the modality used in search engine advertising such as Google Adwords http://www.google.com/adwords\n\n3. By sponsorship = sometimes you want to be the exclusive advertiser of the site. You can sponsor a page or the entire site and the price oftentimes is a flat rate irregardless of the performance of your ad.\n\n4. By newsletter advertising = you can buy a top spot, a side spot or a solo mailing and the price will vary based on the number of subscribers the newsletter has to the branding of the site\n\nThe key is to prepare your strategy for reaching your target audience, then make a list of the sites and ways you can reach them. Set a budget you can afford. And track, track and track the performance of your ad to make sure that you know which ones can bring you the traffic and conversion you need. Remember, it's not just about traffic -- but conversion if you are selling something.
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what about clicking cost per click ads. \nyou click on my ads-(so google-adsence pays me)\ni cliick on your ads-(so google-adsence pays you)\n\nwhat do you think.\ncontact me. (For more instructions and much much more)\ncompletegem@yahoo.com\n\nTHIS IS AN OPEN CHANCE ANY ONE CAN JOIN WITH US.
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Google adsense will allow you to earn on a pay per click basis. It is basically the flip side of google adwords. People pay per click to get traffic. You will be getting paid a portion of that pay per click to send them off of your site to the other.\n\nObviously if you have more traffic you will get more people clicking. The down side is that you will be sending them on their way with an ad to omeone elses site. This may be ok or you may not want to. The key is google will check your sites and the ads must be relevent to what your site is about.\n\nI don't think you have to pay but you do have to sign up and have your site qualified.\n\nTo do banner ads you have to build your traffic first unless you go through multiple middle men of some sort where you will get much less money. As far as how banner ads work: when you sign up you will just paste a snippet of html code into your web page and it will cause the banner ad to be loaded and tracked and will allow you to get paid for it. \n\nYou might also consider something called affiliate marketing for some place like amazon.com. You put links for the books or other products that your surfers would like and if they click and buy you get a portion of the money. \n\nLook into other affiliate programs too, the more some of them pay the less valuable the stuff is and the more you are pushing junk, keep that in mind. Just make sure you think it is a good product is what I am getting at. I would have no part in selling an ebook for $40 to get $20 a pop that is all about getting a few suckers to pay more than they should. (I mean a book costs $20 and you get to hold it in your hand, how valuable can this info really be?)\n\nGood Luck
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It's a blog site that lets you put ads in your blog posts (via Google's AdSense). You actually get paid (between $0.02 and $1.00) for each click on ads you've placed. An interesting concept.