View Full Version : How does Individual Ad Weight Work?
joeychgo
Dec 14th 2004, 5:12 am
In your pool of advertisments - for each ad you choose the "Weight"
Someone please explain how this works. I assume a '1' means top priority - so if you ahve 3 ads, the ad with 1 will get shown more then 2 - but I would like a better explanation...
yfs1
Dec 14th 2004, 5:19 am
lol - I thought 5 was the best. :confused:
Foxy
Dec 14th 2004, 5:19 am
Its the other way round - 5 is top weight - 1 is bottom
all ads at 5 will get the same weight each as all at 1
1 ad at 5 and 1 ad at 1 - the one at 5 will get substantially more showings than the one at 1
etc
joeychgo
Dec 14th 2004, 5:30 am
any percentages between the numbers?
i.e. Out of every 100 impressions
a 5 gets ____ impressions
a 4 gets ____ impressions
etc....
T0PS3O
Dec 14th 2004, 5:32 am
I thinks it's like this:
Say you have 3 ads.
Ad A - Weight 1
Ad B - Weight 1
Ad C - Weight 3
Total individual Weight: 5
A gets shown 1 out of 5 times.
B gets shown 1 out of 5 times.
C gets shown 3 out of 5 times.
So it's in 'internal' fractal determining priority.
minstrel
Mar 15th 2005, 11:38 pm
but i don't see 1 to 5 in the drop down box... i see 1 to 15 -- what's that about?
joeychgo
Mar 16th 2005, 1:07 am
err - this post was made before the change to allow a choice of 1-15 - it was originally 1-5
yfs1
Mar 16th 2005, 2:29 am
You must have been bored yesterday digging through 3 month old posts. :p You are correct. It is now 15 and that is the best amount of weight.
I believe this was changed after people asked for a little more control over the percentages.
Carol K
Mar 16th 2005, 12:25 pm
So if I have 5 ads, and each one is set to 1, then each ad gets shown the same amount of times, right?
minstrel
Mar 16th 2005, 12:32 pm
You must have been bored yesterday digging through 3 month old posts.
No. not bored... confused... :eek:
So if I have 5 ads, and each one is set to 1, then each ad gets shown the same amount of times, right?
Right.
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