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what is RPM?

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Looked around for a while didnt' find it. Thanks.
 
Revenue Per Million

Basically, the money you make for each 1000 visitors.
 
RPM = rate per thousand uniques

In other words how much you are getting paid per thousand unique visitors.

Example: You send 100 unique visiters to a pay per click advertising site and 10 visitors click thru an ad.

The PPC company pays you $.10 for each of the 10 clicks equalling $1.00 for your 100 visitors.

Based on a thousand unique visitors you should get 100 clicks. 100 clicks at $.10 per click would be $10.00.

So your estimated RPM (Rate per thousand unique visitors)would be $10.00.

This is just an exmple.

I hope this helps.
 
Revolutions Per Minute – The number of times that an object completes a 360 degree revolution in one minute. Used to set the spindle speed for a cutting tool or part. When used in relation to hard disk technology, the abbreviation rpm (revolutions per minute), signifies the spin speed of a drive's data-storing magnetic platters. When used in relation to domainnames it means Revenue per thousand visitors (M in latin = 1000). Also RPM Package Manager (originally called "Red Hat Package Manager")
 
RPM = rate per thousand uniques
In other words how much you are getting paid per thousand unique visitors.
Example: You send 100 unique visiters to a pay per click advertising site and 10 visitors click thru an ad.
The PPC company pays you $.10 for each of the 10 clicks equalling $1.00 for your 100 visitors.
Based on a thousand unique visitors you should get 100 clicks. 100 clicks at $.10 per click would be $10.00.
So your estimated RPM (Rate per thousand unique visitors)would be $10.00.
This is just an exmple.
I hope this helps.

I agreed until I saw this in my namedrive account:
1 domain
1 view
1 click
CTR 100%
Avg PPC 0.11
RPM 114.70

so, how do you explain this?
*curious*

Ahoi!
 
I agreed until I saw this in my namedrive account:
1 domain
1 view
1 click
CTR 100%
Avg PPC 0.11
RPM 114.70

so, how do you explain this?
*curious*

Ahoi!

The average PPC is $.11 (There must be a fraction of a cent rounded down that is not shown)

If one click = 11 cents , then 1000 clicks = $110.00 (This is close to your RPM of $114.70. My guess is the fraction of a cent not shown in AVG PPC would make up the small difference of $4.70 per thousand uniques.)

Best wishes,

C.T. Kirkpatrick

aka: Think
 
The average PPC is $.11 (There must be a fraction of a cent rounded down that is not shown)

If one click = 11 cents , then 1000 clicks = $110.00 (This is close to your RPM of $114.70. My guess is the fraction of a cent not shown in AVG PPC would make up the small difference of $4.70 per thousand uniques.)

Best wishes,

C.T. Kirkpatrick

aka: Think

agree, but it's really just an estimation based on the traffic trend for that particular domain. it varies based on the ppc rate
 
agree, but it's really just an estimation based on the traffic trend for that particular domain. it varies based on the ppc rate

True. I forgot about the fluctuating prices paid by companies for clicks.The price fluctuates as companies "bid" for placement in the pay per click ads.

Thanks for that input Biggedon.
 
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