Overview

Depending on your advertising needs and goals we have the right cost metrics for you.

There are 3 types of campaigns you can set up:

• Cost Per Visit (CPV): a full page popunder campaign and you're paying on a per visit basis, best for advertisers mainly looking for branding and it's the easiest way to attract viewer's attention. One of the most popular ad format in Clicksor.
• Cost Per Click (CPC): a text banner and/or image graphical banner campaign and you're paying on a per click basis, best for advertisers on a smaller budget
• Cost Per Thousand Impressions (CPM): a graphical or rich media banner campaign and you're paying on a per thousand banner display basis, best for advertisers with rich media banners

Pop-under ads are the opposite ad version of a pop-up. They appear in a new window which is minimized. Viewers would not be disturbed and can finish whatever they are doing at that moment. Your landing page will display to the user after they close their current browser.

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Inline text links are ads that appear as a brief text description in a box with a clear call-to-action makes users curious to find more information on the partner's site. These ads only appear when the mouse pointer is moved over certain words and is perfectly relevant to the content.

Inline text links are great when you want to save valuable space on your web pages; they are also similar to newspaper headlines that raise interest for a distinctive topic. With the possibility of frequent format changes, very few restrictions and no spending for the development of graphical ad formats, text links are a pure, yet effective option to advertise cross the internet.

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In the early days of the Web, everything was text - there were no graphics. While the Web has become more and more graphical, the latest trend in advertising is to take a step backwards to simple text ads.

Many sites offer text ads, which typically consist of one or two lines of text and a link. Users seem more likely to click on these ads, and when they appear within content rather than at the top of the page in a banner-sized box, they do even better.

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• Leaderboard 728x90
• Skyscraper 120x600
• Wide Skyscraper 160x600
• Large Rectangle 336x280
• Square 250x250
• Vertical Banner 120x240
• Banner 468x60
• Medium Rectangle 300x250
• Small Rectangle 180x150
• Button 125x125

People always say pictures are worth more than a thousand words, and this is the case with graphical banners it has to be eye-catchy enough to draw the attention of the visitors. It is up to the advertisers to display what they would like within the graphical space that can they want, including logos and photos, in various sizes. These ads complement the publisher pages esthetically and blend in contextually.

When the user click on the graphical banner they should land on another page that the advertiser set up to address more information about the product/service and what they would like the user to do.

Graphical ads allow you to say it in pictures to boast a higher viewer retention rate than radio or television. Advertisers show whatever image they want, including logos and photos, in various sizes. These ads complement the publisher pages esthetically and blend in contextually.

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Rich media banners provide you with a way to present additional content and interaction within traditional ad sizes. With the technologies now available, rich media banners offer a great deal of flexibility and creative latitude in banner design.

Over the past few years rich media has proven to be extremely effective and the click through rates is amongst the highest in the online advertising industry. Rich media is usually designed in flash and because of the powerful features that Flash has it can combine quality graphics with sound and fantastic animation. This allows the advertiser to really get attention focused on the user. On click or mouse over actions also allows for more functionality and all of these can ensure good click through ratios. Java, JavaScript and DHTML can also be used for rich media but we recommend the use of Macromedia Flash.

If you don't have banners, you can still advertise your website with us by choosing the cost per click (CPC) text banner option in which you can use text banners in which you would just need to write up one line of topic and two lines of descriptions for your product or service.

Here is a check list of all the stuff you would need in setting up a campaign with us:

• Landing page (all types of campaigns)
• Text banners, graphical banners (CPC, CPM options)
• Keyword list(all types of campaigns)
• Category list (available to choose in our system)
• Country list (available to choose in our system)
• Payment (prior to the creation of campaign)