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Internet advertising
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Internet advertising
Delivering ads to Internet users via Web sites, e-mail, ad-supported software, text messaging and Internet-enabled cellphones. Also called an "ad network" or "ad serving network," Internet advertising organizations act as a middleman between the advertiser and the Internet venues that display the ads. They sell the online campaign to the advertisers and then deliver the ads to the sites that display them. The site owners receive a royalty based typically on the number of times users click the ads (see click-through rate). Such organizations may provide software tools that enable companies to deliver their own ads. See banner exchange, banner ad, Google AdWords and adserver.
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There are numerous ad networks that can help you place your advertisements on the website and earn money every time someone clicks the ad.
How to Make Money Internet by Brock Hamilton / Finance and Investment community
Some of the best ways to earn from a gaming site is to either use ad networks that pay on a CPM model or to offer your own CPM advertising or to use Adsense.
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ESPN, for instance, might charge $40 to reach 1,000 people online who are interested in sports, but an ad network could reach a similar audience for less.
THE SQUEEZE ON ONLINE ADS by Robert D. Hof / BusinessWeek
 
 
 
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