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Charging Website Ads according to PAGE LOADS? |
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Replies: 7 Last Post May 1, 2008 12:29pm by klutzyduck
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klutzyduck
aka dreamweaver
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Doesn't seem very fair...
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klutzyduck
aka dreamweaver
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You guys should seriously just stick with the traditional way of doing things, and that is pay-per-click. I know you can do it through Google and it's easy (I mean, seriously- that's what LW uses here).
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allsmiles
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It's called pay-per-impression, and it's quite cheap if you think about it. I worked out by spending £30 on google ads that it'd likely be more cost effective to advertise pay-per-impression, on LW ($25 for 64,000 ad views). £30 got me about 17,000 views and 70 hits. That much would get me almost 150,000 views on LW.
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rand0mguy
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if you realy wanted to you could create a script in javscript or php to access a database with a table of page visits. or there are some websites that can count page views for you. try googling it
------- aaaaaah im bored
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