Sentence examples for CPM impression from inspiring English sources

PhoneSpots enables customers such as Orange to receive payment from advertisers on a pay-per-click, pay-per-call, CPM impression or subscription basis.

With AdStart, advertisers can now create text based ads on both a cost-per-click (CPC) or cost-per-thousand (CPM) impression level.

By just how much isn't clear because Yahoo! doesn't report average cost per 1,000 (CPM) impressions.

The InVideo ads are charged on a CPM (per-impression) basis, while the text ads are charged on a CPC (per click) basis.

The Web unit has been able to keep its rate card steady despite the overall erosion of costs per impression (CPM) on the Internet, according to Woelfel.

As opposed to outdated cost per impression (CPM) models where you pay per 1,000 impressions your ad receives, PPC doesn't actually charge you anything until those impressions convert into link clicks.

Firefly buys regular ad inventory at a CPM (cost per impression) rate, and sells it to advertises at a higher cost per engagement (CPE) rate, much like Criteo does with retargeted ads.

While the CPM (cost per impression) model works for pre-rolls that play every time a page loads or a player is selected, it's an ineffective economy for click-to-play native ads.

"This quarter the high CTRs provided by News Feed ad placements has meant that advertisers do not have to spend as much to ensure Facebook earns their target CPM per ad impression.

Advertisers now pay an average of $33.75 per thousand impression (CPM), down 4% on the year, off 9% over the past two years and down a total of 14% since 1997, according to AdKnowledge, a subsidiary of CMGI's cmgi advertising outfit Engage Technologies enga.

You can choose to either pay per click (CPC) or pay per impression (CPM).