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This is term used for how advertisers pay web sites for the posting of the ads.Google Ads is a good example. When you do a Google Search (say) there are ads on the right hand side of your page as it comes up. (some on the top of the page marked in blue too) ~ If a person clicks on those ads, the person posting those ads "pays per click" on the ad. X cents or dollars are paid to the company posting the ad on their site.Not something you'd benefit from unless you wish to build an infrastructure of web presence that other people would pay you to have their advertising on your site for.
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"Pay Per Click" is a way for publishers to get paid when a user clicks on an ad on your website. The actual amount of how much you get per-click usually depends on a number of factors including the popularity of your site's niche, the quality of the traffic to your site, the country from which the clicks are coming from and so on.Here are some other related concepts that you will come across for sure while you are working as a publisher with affiliate sites:# Cost per action# Cost per click# Cost per impression# Cost per mille# Cost per thousandIf you would like to explore more sites that provide these, you can try:http://affiliatefreelance.blogspot.com/they seem to have some good listings of affiliate programs. hope this helps
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