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The network will never please everyone because it's not for everyone, it's only for publishers who can drive quality traffic. If you cannot drive quality traffic, most advertisers will block your website.

 

how much u pay for impressions i mean for 1000 views i cannot found in urwebsite ........ how it can be calculated and in above image stats as the user posted u told that cost per impression also but there is no for impressions know there is money for clicks only i mean u understand my problem........ waiting for ur response

 

Do you accept Adult site??

 

The eCPM rate is different for every website. For example in the stats above you can see a total of 3763 impressions earned $1.76 , that's a $0.46 eCPM.
eCPM is different for all websites and depends on CTR, Country and ads Performance.

 

I like your rates. Unfortunately for me, the fill rate is around 10%.
But I hope you grow stronger in time, and I am looking forward to it.
Good luck!

 

Ditto this question. And if not, do you have plans to in the future?

 

You could try our CPV ads as well as it should compensate for the cpm fill rate.

Yes we do. We have advertisers wanting adult traffic.


Regards
Peter
CPMGO.com

 

Nice ..........


Now only i got account ........great job

 

Hello, today the day I was dreadful.
Yesterday with fewer impressions and clicks almost equal to achieve nearly $ 20.
Today with more impressions and clicks almost equal I can't neither the $ 15.
Would that's happening?
Does the eCPM this down?
It is an internal error?
Help me.

 

Hi Franco,
Some days it may be higher, some times it may be lower. Also some of the clicks can also be on CPM ads.
Even so, you had an $0.40 eCPM.
I've just checked your account and today you are averaging $1.2 eCPM, so I'd say that was caused by a spike on pageviews.


Regards
Peter
CPMGO.com

 

please respond to ticket no 87 asap.

 

Hi peter i have used your ads on my site for last 2 days but for me i think it is not suitable i saw always ads appearing and my site has more 2k+ uv but earning is $0.00 i understand you also show cpm ads but impression so low less then 2% with no earning on the same space adbrite impression was 5000+ unbelievable now i have to move on

thanks

 

Looks like you've been served CPC ads but since you had not a single click, there were no earnings.
Also it may be caused because of your visitors top countries, but can't be sure without knowing your account details.


Regards
Peter
CPMGO.com

 

Hi peter i hope you don't show cpc ads impression in report or you have less ads as impression is very low. For the next 2 days i used ads from other network based on the same platform as cpmgo belongs and it generated $0.16 in spite of no click and the ad space was same where i placed your ad but there fill rate is also same say 2% but i don't want to run their ads because they don't pay by paypal if you want to see i can post ss.

 

Hi,
I think you don't understand. Every network is unique, with its own advertisers. If you generated no clicks and you were served CPC ads, there will be no revenue. Also, I don't know what networks you talk about, and I personally don't care too much about others (who claim big revenues but never pay). All I care is the network I run: cpmgo.com


We pay daily, and paid everyone on time. Anyone with a decent website can earn. While we cannot please everyone, we are growing day by day and so are the earnings.

Sincerely
Peter
CPMGO.com

 

Hello, Just signed up and set up ads.
No 468x60 ad support? I am willing to run it on the header itself just beside lgoo.

 

Hi,
Unfortunately 468x60 is not supported as most advertisers don't like this format due to the low CTR it generates.


728x90 , 300x250, 160x600 are the sizes we support.

Regards
Peter
CPMGO.com

 

That's interesting. So interesting that I went and looked for stats: Marketing Sherpa puts 120x600 above the wide skyscraper by 0.04%, which is the same as the difference between the 160x600 and 468x60. Not really a significant difference, IMHO, and the 468 is really nice for in-header ads or inline on a blog (one of the best converting positions). Might be worth considering nonetheless, if it doesn't cost you to include the option.

Source: http://marimediablog.com/ctr-and-conversion-rate/banner-size

 

True, the difference may not look big when you look at the percentage (0.04%), however for an advertiser point of view it is when you look at the ad spent.

Let me give you an example:
160x600 : average CTR 0.14, eCPM 20 cents, ad spent $1000: result 7000 clicks.
234x600: average CTR 0.10 , eCPM 20 cents: 7000 clicks would cost $1400.


So, that minor difference would increase the ad spend by 40%.

While it is true that every campaign is different and CTR can differ from one campaign to another, we have to work with what our advertisers want. Not to mention that publishers earn as well. The better their CTR is, the higher the earnings.

Regards
Peter
CPMGO.com

 

Umm, you'd just make it a lower eCPM, charge less and pay the publishers less... tradeoff. That's what I meant.