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Cost Per Thousand - CPM

What does it mean?
Web sites that sell advertising will guarantee an advertiser a certain number of impressions quoted at X dollars per CPM.

In Other Words...
For example, a Web site that has a CPM rate of $20 and guarantees advertisers 100,000 impressions, will charge $2,000 ($20 x 100).

Why the M? It's the roman numeral for 1000.


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Related Terms
Banner Advertising | Click Through Rates | CPC | Impression

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