Posted by Fox on July 30, 2007 at 3:13 PM
Johnder Perez over at webhostb2b.com explains what PPS (Pay Per Sale) means.
WHAT IS PPS?
PPS (pay per sale) is a great benefit for advertisers, allowing them to pay only when the action results in a sale. For online marketers, this is a great way to maximize results. Only when sales generated are payments due, and with this model marketers are able to get a better idea of conversions and response to the campaign. However, web site publishers are reliant upon how effective the creative material is, due to the fact that if it doesn’t sell, they will not get paid.
Source: webhostb2b.com
More Jargon Busting:
What is RON? (Run of Network)
What is PPS? (Pay Per Sale)
What is CPL? (Cost Per Lead)
What is PPC? (Pay Per Click)
What is CPS? (Cost Per Sale)
What is CPC? (Cost Per Click)
What is CPA? (Cost Per Action)
What is CTR? (Click Through Rate)
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