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Could be fixed price for running an advertisement for a period of time or various pay-for-performance options.
Pay per impression. Got paid for the number of times the ad is displayed. CMP, stand for cost per thousand impressions. Banner ad often are based on this.
Pay per click. Payment only incurred when visitors click the ad. Google AdSense is an example of this. Here are some advice on Google AdSense.
Pay per sale. To get payed, visitors must click the ad and make a purchase. The Amazon.com Associates program is an example of this. Get more information about Amazon.com Associates.
Pay per placement. The advertiser pays for the privilege of having the ad placed in a particular location. The payment is the same regardless of how many people view it, or are motivated to buy.
Blogsads.com ads operate on pay per placement. Blogsads specializing in blog ad, it connects bloggers with advertisers.
CrispAds is another blog advertising network. It pays bloggers via PayPal on a monthly basis when balances are over $5. CrispAds automatically are added to any RSS and Atom feeds.
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Comment by Jenna — June 23, 2009 @ 10:18 pm