For e-retailers and sites that offer services.
We place your product or service in our network of "Hit Products" banners. If your product gets a lot of hits from our visitors it remains in the "Hit Products" column and you receive traffic from it.
Cost per click — from 2 cents.
Our ad banners function according to an auction-based system. You can change the price per click that you pay for traffic sent to your goods and services at any time. The higher the price, the better banner position you will receive and the more clicks you will get each day. Every 5 minutes the results of the auction prices are updated for each region/city. The first 300 goods shown will be the ones with the highest value. Value = the CTR of the advertisement X the price per click for each region chosen. (Example: CTR = 0.2, CPC = 0.02 : Value = 0.2 X 0.02 = 0.004) (CTR = clicks per 1000 impressions – represents how effective your ad is – CPC = cost per click) The higher the place in the Top-300 a product reaches, the more often it is shown and the more clicks it will receive.
Products that don't make it into the Top-300 in any regions or cities that you are interested in are marked “red”. This means they have reached the end of their impressions. It is possible that some of these products will return to the Top-300 after some time. If this does not happen there are two ways of getting your products back in the Top-300:
Change the presentation of your advertisement. Sometimes just a simple adjustment in the advertising text or photo significantly increases the ad's CTR, and this means that the product may be able to have a place in the Top-300 again. However, advertisers should be cautious with the way in which they change their ads – increasing CTR by using exaggerated text or attractive photos could significantly reduce the relevance* of the ad to the product, which will attract visitors that are not really interested in your product.
Increase the price per click. This is the best way to get your products back into the Top-300 without decreasing the relevance of the ad. Increasing the price per click typically increases the number of clicks in a nearly geometrical progression. (Example: a change from 2 CPC to 4 CPC could result in twice as many daily clicks.)
*Relevance – connection between the advertising text and photo and the actual product or service.
You will only pay for clicks from visitors in the region(s) you are interested in.
We utilize the latest technology in false and/or multiple click detection and if the system suspects abuse the click is voided and your account will not be charged.
If you have a question
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| Advertising and Publishing | Alex Clawell |
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Contact us and we will help you to choose the best option for your website.
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| Payments and Legal Issues | Ryan Brown |
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| phone: | +1 (770) 714-6977 |
| Technical Support | Bryan Taylor |
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