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Internet Advertising Terminology

Author:

Ryan Coulter

Date:

Thursday, 16th May 2002 12:06

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Internet Searching, Webmaster, eCommerce

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http://www.freepint.com/go/b17734

When companies say they have bought impressions-what does this mean? Does this mean the company has spent money on advertising and this has resulted in the web site achieving X amount of impressions?

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Cyanic Corp.

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	Internet Advertising Terminology
	When companies say they have bought impressions-what does this mean? Does this mean the company has spent money on advertising ...

Ryan Coulter

16/05/02 12:06

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Can you give term used in context? Perhaps copy a few sample paragraphs?

Charles Wiggins

17/05/02 13:32

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	"Does this mean the company has spent money on advertising and this has resulted in the web site achieving X ...

Peter Scott

16/05/02 17:33

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	I would like to know the exact meaning of CPM in a practical sense. If an advertiser is charged ...

Ryan Coulter

20/05/02 17:06

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Hi Ryan When you purchase advertising space you generally agree the amount you want to pay, and that will translate into ...

William Hann

21/05/02 08:25

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Hi William Thanks a lot for your help. I have worked things by making a formulae for myself. Is it then correct that:budget/CPM ...

Ryan Coulter

21/05/02 11:23

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Hi Ryan Yes, your formula looks correct. William

William Hann

22/05/02 09:49

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	The Internet really does shine as a an example of a massive information sharing resource. Thanks again for your assistance William.

Ryan Coulter

22/05/02 11:03

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Thanks for the advice, Is this related to the the term CPM-which I read somewhere means cost per a thousand. Does ...

Ryan Coulter

17/05/02 07:21

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Hi Ryan Yes, you are right that a $10 CPM means $10 for every thousand impressions. That could be of a ...

William Hann

17/05/02 12:00

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	Thank you very much Mr. Hann-Im starting to gain an idea of what im dealing with here.

Ryan Coulter

17/05/02 13:25

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	Re: Internet Advertising Terminology
	CPM = Cost Per Mille More at: http://www.marketingterms.com/dictionary/cpm/

Peter Scott

17/05/02 11:35

17757

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