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FAQ

What are Pop-Under Ads?
What are Search Listing Ads?
What is Contextual Targeting?
What is Post Contextual Targeting?
What is Advertiser Retargeting?
What is Geo-Targeting?
What is Run-of-Network?
What is a Campaign?
How does the keyword system work?
How many keywords can I bid on?
Do I need to bid on both the plural and singular form of each keyword?
How long does it take for bid changes to take place?
How do I get top position/most traffic for a keyword?
What is Max Bid? (Search Listing Only)
What are Category Match Keywords?

What are Pop-Under Ads?

Pop-Under Ads mix the keyword targeting of CPC (Cost-Per-Click) advertising and the cost-effectiveness of CPM (Cost per Thousand) advertising. Pop-Under ads are on a cost-per-view (CPV) basis. Pop-Under Ads are available in a multiple formats:

Landing Page Pop-Unders:
Landing Page Pop-Unders display your Website or landing page in a full browser window. All you need to provide is the URL for your landing. Our technology matches your selected keywords with what the consumer is searching for and instantly delivers them directly to Pop-Under. You only pay when a consumer views your ad.
Graphic Image Pop-Under Ads:
Graphic Image Pop-Unders are image-based ads that appear in a Pop-Under window. The ad includes a JPG or GIF image and a URL to the landing.
Graphic Redirect Pop-Under Ads:
Graphic Redirect Pop-Unders allow you to display a wide variety of ads in a Pop-Under window. You provide JavaScript, HTML or other type of ad code to display an ad that you are hosting.
Rich Media Pop-Under Ads:
Rich Media Pop-Under ads allow you to enter a Flash code to display an ad that is hosted by the network. The pop-under is a constant size, but the Flash viewable size within the window can differ. The max size is 720x300 pixel. The Flash image has to be of the SWF type with a max of 50KB in file size.

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What are Search Listing ads?
Search Listing or Cost-Per-Click (CPC) ads are paid text ads that appear in search engine results. They include a title, description, your click-through.

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What is Contextual Targeting?
Contextual targeting uses keyword targeting to display your ad when the user is searching or browsing for your product or service. As the name implies, your ad targets the context of a consumer's keyword search or a web page that a consumer is looking at.

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What is Post Contextual Targeting?
Post Contextual-targeting displays ads based on a consumer's past browsing and search behavior. With Post Contextual targeting, ads are not displayed based on the context of a consumer's current keyword search or browsing activity. Rather, ads are displayed based on searching and browsing behavior over a period of time.

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What is Advertiser Retargeting?
Advertiser Retargeting offers you the opportunity to communicate to your past visitors. Our tracking technology tracks consumers that have visited your Website. When that consumer returns to another Website in our network, your ad would be displayed to them.

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What is Geo-Targeting?
Geo-targeting allows you to select specific countries in which your ads will be displayed.

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What is Run-of-Network?
Run-Of-Network (RON) advertising is non-targeted advertising that is distributed across our network of publishers. RON ads are priced lower than contextual or Post Contextual targeted ads because they are not targeted to a specific audience.

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What is a Campaign?
A campaign is the primary component of advertising accounts. Your account may have multiple campaigns. Each campaign may have multiple listings within it.

How does the keyword system work?
Pop-Under Ad Campaigns
Pop-Under Ad campaigns are all priced on a cost-per-view (CPV) basis. CPV can also be translated into a Cost-Per-Thousand (CPM) price by simply multiplying the CPV price by 1,000 (i.e $0.002 CPC = $2.00 CPM).

For CPV campaigns, you bid on keywords that relate to your product or service. When a consumer's search or browsing activity matches one of the keywords you bid on, your ad is displayed. You are charged your bid price each time you ad is displayed. The amount of traffic your ad receives is determined by your bid price. If you are among the top 3 bidders for the keyword, your ad will be included in the rotation for that keyword.

Search Listing Campaigns
Search Listing campaigns are priced on a cost-per-click basis (CPC). When a consumer enters text containing these keywords at a search site in the network, a search results page is displayed containing your Search Listing. You pay your keyword bid price each time a consumer clicks on your ad. Placement on this search results page is determined by your keyword bid amount. The advertiser with the highest bid receives the top placement followed by the advertiser with the second-highest bid amount. The list continues in descending order.

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How many keywords can I bid on?
You are not limited to the amount of keywords that you can bid on, but the keywords must be relevant to your Website.

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Do I need to bid on both the plural and singular form of each keyword?
We recommend bidding on both the plural and singular version of each keyword.

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How long does it take for bid changes to take place?
Once your account has been approved, it can take up to 2 hours before your keyword prices change throughout the entire network.

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How do I get top position/most traffic for a keyword?

Pop-Up Ad Campaigns
Traffic is provided to the top three bidders for each keyword. For this reason, it is important to have competitive bid prices. To view your bid prices in comparison to other advertisers with the same keywords, view the Outbid Report. To maintain a top position, we recommended that you check this report often to make sure you are in the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd bidding spot for each keyword.

Search Listing Campaigns
For Search Listing campaigns, your location on the search results page is determined by your keyword bid price in relation to other advertisers that are bidding on that same keyword. In addition to bid price, ad positions are determined by the start and end times of each advertiser's campaigns as well as any spending caps that have been set. As a result, your listing may move up or down during the course of a single day depending on other campaigns that may be starting and stopping throughout the day. If you're not sure what amount to bid, go to the Traffic Estimator for more information (see below).

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What is Max Bid? (Search Listing Only)

Max Bid is the highest cost-per-click (CPC) rate that you are willing to pay for your keyword(s). You won't necessarily pay the maximum bid for the traffic on the keyword because the bid price will be adjusted down to outbid other advertisers' bid pricing by a small margin. This will allow better positioning for your listings, resulting in more traffic without paying more than you need for each click. The CPC rate will never exceed maximum amount that you set.

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What are Category Match Keywords?

Category Match Keywords are keywords that have been pre-selected for their high traffic levels. We recommend adding these words to your Listings to gain access to additional traffic volume. Category Match functions by contextually matching these selected terms to a URL.

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