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Top 5 Demand-Side Platform Companies

Martech Advisor

Pocketmath PRO offers cost per mille (CPM) bidding and enables advertisers to target their audience on both — mobile web and mobile apps. Through Epom’s Bidding Autopilot, advertisers can set a click-through rate (CTR) or cost per action (CPA) goal and publishers that fulfill the goal will move to the whitelist.

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A Jargon Busting Guide to B2B Programmatic Advertising

Inbox Insight

Ad Tag – a snippet of HTML that will contact an Ad Server and ask for an ad. Click-Through Rate (CTR) – the % of users who were delivered an ad, and then clicked on that ad. Cost Per Action (CPA) – CPA can be referenced in a few different ways. Cost Per Thousand (CPM) – taken from the Latin word for Thousand; Mille.

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Google AdWords for Beginners (Webinar Recording & FAQ)

LeadSquared

Can we have 2 Tag Manager snippets on the same page or should the old snippet be removed first? PPC or CPA? But if you cannot, then go for target CPA. Check the impressions, CTR and conversion rate. Does age of domain and CTR matter for AdWords ranking? For lead generation , opt for CPA. Which is better?

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The Big List of Content Marketing Acronyms

Brandpoint

CPA: Cost-per-Action. To find CPA, divide your total cost (whether measuring by campaign, keyword or ad group) by the number of conversions. This number is different from customer acquisition cost (CAC) because CPA determines conversion for both new and returning customers. CPM: Cost-per-Thousand (impressions).

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Online advertising glossary

Choozle

Ad tag: A small piece of code that defines the ad space where ads display on a website. Click-through rate (CTR): The action of clicking an ad and being taken to another web page via a hyperlink. Cost-per-acquisition(CPA): Uses algorithms to optimize for cost per action/acquisition. Also see: HTML and Javascript).