I'm getting pwned by these acronyms. What do they mean? CPA, CPM...I know they are related to affiliate networks such as clickbank and commission junction, etc. but I need to know the difference and definition. And while I'm at it, what is your rec for a music site with lots of traffic, but no money coming in? http://www.topacousticsongs.com Thanks
Taken from MarketingTerms.com: As far as the income is concerned, find a product on clickbank related to accoustic guitars or music like that and you can promote that. Is there any kind of content your visitors would LOVE to see/watch/read?
Most Clickbank products worth their salt are highly saturated though. Better off targeting low-competition keywords in my opinion.
^^^ the guy's website gets traffic already, but doesn't have a proper way to monetize it, so it doesn't matter if the products are "saturated" or not because he's got potential customers for those products.
CPA - Cost Per Action CPM - Cost per impression, often abbreviated to CPI or CPM for Cost per thousand impressions As for monetizing you site you can do both. Use CPA to lock you content with an offer, every time someone wants to see an acoustic song, he/she must complete that offer. You earn $$$ for every offer someone completes. Register with a CPV company (click per view) there are a few examples on this forum and earn $$$ for every 1000 page impressions. What I advice you is to signup with click bank and insert 1-2 digital products on you site. I see the potential on that. If you want, send me a PM and I can give you a few good advices on CPA and clickbank. Cheers.