Tuesday, October 24, 2006 11:23:43 PM
xan Its probably some min flat fee if anything, due to the reach not being high enough for the sponsered site.
I don't see anything in his email that says what you wrote iceman from post 212406
The Banner ads are generally sold on the basis of CPM, cost per thousand impressions. $20 CPM is typical but you can find rate cards asking $100 CPM or more or as low as $10 CPM. Also note that rates quoted on rate cards are usually negotiated down.
Generally, when you buy banner ad space, you buy it in a chunk where the seller guarantees you a minimum number of impressions. For example, they may show your ad for a week and guarantee at least 150,000 impressions for which you'll pay the CPM x 150. Others may count up the number of impressions throughout the week, then send you a bill based on the CPM. Most advertisers want to work with a fixed maximum cost.
Are you assuming something xan or are you starting a new rumor ?
Rumors by xan, nice job
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