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hello everyone i am sick and tired of using pay per click Ad services....can anyone of u suggest to me a good Ad service which pays for impressions....like per thousand impressions.....or per ten thousand impressions.....

thanks in advance......

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A few practical notes for , building on 's point about performance expectations. Moving from pay‑per‑click to being paid for impressions is doable, but the market now pays mainly for clean, viewable, and targetable impressions rather than raw served tags. That changes what buyers want and how a publisher must prepare.

Concrete steps that work today:

  1. Audit traffic: get monthly pageviews, unique visitors, geography, referrers, and viewability metrics. Remove bot/referral spam.
  2. Make inventory visible and fast: use prominent placements (in‑content and above the fold), standard high‑value sizes (for example 300x250 or 300x600), and reduce page load time.
  3. Add transparency: implement ads.txt/sellers.json and keep analytics accurate so buyers trust your inventory.
  4. Choose how to sell: sell guaranteed impressions or flat sponsorships directly (predictable), use programmatic/private deals with floor CPMs, or join CPM-focused networks — each has different requirements and payout terms.
  5. Track yield: use eCPM = (revenue / impressions) * 1000 to compare channels and optimize zones.

A quick example: 50,000 monthly impressions at a $5 CPM = (50 * $5) = $250/month. Confirm whether partners pay for served or viewable impressions, watch invalid‑traffic rules, and expect CPMs to vary by niche and geography. Selling a small number of guaranteed campaigns or a site sponsorship often yields steadier income than relying on generic networks alone.

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ValueClick, Burst Media, and Tribal Fusion are all CPM (cost per thousand impression) based ad networks.

However, that doesn't mean that you can just slap them up on your site and start rolling in the dough. It's just as important with CPM-based programs to perform well and keep a good CTR as with CPC-based programs.

A low CTR will mean that they will serve less impressions and at a lower CPM rate, or might even drop you altogether.

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thanks very much cscgal.

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You're welcome and good luck.

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