sky walker
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kwa wale wanao fanya kazi za you tube unaweza ongeza ujuzi hapo
HESABU YA MAGAWANO KATI YAKO NA KAMPUNI
Brand Owners = ($15.00) ÷ Ad network 50%($7.50) Publisher, Blogger, Monetizer 50%($7.50).
14 Top YouTube Premium CPM Rates Keywords by Country,
1 United_States $0.8396
2 United_Kingdom $0.5848
3 Netherlands $0.5786
4 Germany $0.5672
5 Malaysia $0.2989
6 Switzerland $0.2437
7 Spain $0.2072
8 Sweden $0.1979
9 Norway $0.1785
10 Ireland $0.1779
11 Australia $0.1744
12 France $0.1592
13 New_Zealand $0.1576
14 Canada $0.1338
15 Denmark $0.1331
16 Greece $0.1293
17 Belgium $0.1168
18 Italy $0.1124
19 Singapore $0.0974
20 Taiwan $0.0943
21 Poland $0.0900
22 Finland $0.0897
23 Turkey $0.0766
24 Portugal $0.0735
25 Brazil $0.0693
26 Romania $0.0677
27 Mexico $0.0666
28 Croatia $0.0647
29 Czech_Republic $0.0611
30 Hungary $0.0604
31 Argentina $0.0568
32 Chile $0.0560
33 Colombia $0.0550
34 Serbia $0.0550
35 Venezuela $0.0507
36 Russia $0.05
37 India $0.0230
38 Unknown $0.0192
39 China $0.0161
40 Hong_Kong 0.0159
41 Egypt $0.0116
42 Thailand $0.13
CPM CALCULATION:
cost per mille (1000) – This is one of the most used metrics on the web. It is the cost that has to be paid by an advertiser for serving 1000 impressions.
Example: In a campaign, say an Ad of 728×90 is running and the CPM set is $5 and the impressions to be served is 2,00,000, what will be the actual cost to the advertiser?
The formula for CPM goes this way:
Cost to an Advertiser = CPM x (Impressions / 1000)using the above metrics :
Cost to an Advertiser= 5 x (2,00,000/1000) = 1000
So , $ 1000 is what the advertiser has to pay !
When CPM needs to be calculated : use the final cost.
CPM = Cost to an Advertiser x 1000 / Impressions .
Example: Suppose a campaign having 300×250 size banner running at CPC of $2 and the number of clicks the Ad has got is 1000, what is the amount that the advertiser has to pay actually?
The formula for CPC goes as below:
Cost to an Advertiser : CPC x number of clicksusing the above metrics ,
Cost to an Advertiser = 2 x 1000 = 2000
So , $ 2000 is what the advertiser has to pay !
CPC = Cost to an advertiser / number of clicksAlso , Cost = Impressions * CTR * CPC.
@Joram Dymisster
HESABU YA MAGAWANO KATI YAKO NA KAMPUNI
Brand Owners = ($15.00) ÷ Ad network 50%($7.50) Publisher, Blogger, Monetizer 50%($7.50).
14 Top YouTube Premium CPM Rates Keywords by Country,
- US - $6 to $9
- UK/CA/AU - $5 to $7
- New Zealand - $5 to $8
- Austria - $5 to $8
- Belgium - $5
- Germany - $5 to $11
- Netherlands - $5
- Switzerland - $5
- Denmark - $4
- Norway - $4
- Slovakia - $4
- Sweden - $4
- Czech Republic - $3
- Hungary - $3 to $6
1 United_States $0.8396
2 United_Kingdom $0.5848
3 Netherlands $0.5786
4 Germany $0.5672
5 Malaysia $0.2989
6 Switzerland $0.2437
7 Spain $0.2072
8 Sweden $0.1979
9 Norway $0.1785
10 Ireland $0.1779
11 Australia $0.1744
12 France $0.1592
13 New_Zealand $0.1576
14 Canada $0.1338
15 Denmark $0.1331
16 Greece $0.1293
17 Belgium $0.1168
18 Italy $0.1124
19 Singapore $0.0974
20 Taiwan $0.0943
21 Poland $0.0900
22 Finland $0.0897
23 Turkey $0.0766
24 Portugal $0.0735
25 Brazil $0.0693
26 Romania $0.0677
27 Mexico $0.0666
28 Croatia $0.0647
29 Czech_Republic $0.0611
30 Hungary $0.0604
31 Argentina $0.0568
32 Chile $0.0560
33 Colombia $0.0550
34 Serbia $0.0550
35 Venezuela $0.0507
36 Russia $0.05
37 India $0.0230
38 Unknown $0.0192
39 China $0.0161
40 Hong_Kong 0.0159
41 Egypt $0.0116
42 Thailand $0.13
CPM CALCULATION:
cost per mille (1000) – This is one of the most used metrics on the web. It is the cost that has to be paid by an advertiser for serving 1000 impressions.
Example: In a campaign, say an Ad of 728×90 is running and the CPM set is $5 and the impressions to be served is 2,00,000, what will be the actual cost to the advertiser?
The formula for CPM goes this way:
Cost to an Advertiser = CPM x (Impressions / 1000)using the above metrics :
Cost to an Advertiser= 5 x (2,00,000/1000) = 1000
So , $ 1000 is what the advertiser has to pay !
When CPM needs to be calculated : use the final cost.
CPM = Cost to an Advertiser x 1000 / Impressions .
Example: Suppose a campaign having 300×250 size banner running at CPC of $2 and the number of clicks the Ad has got is 1000, what is the amount that the advertiser has to pay actually?
The formula for CPC goes as below:
Cost to an Advertiser : CPC x number of clicksusing the above metrics ,
Cost to an Advertiser = 2 x 1000 = 2000
So , $ 2000 is what the advertiser has to pay !
CPC = Cost to an advertiser / number of clicksAlso , Cost = Impressions * CTR * CPC.
@Joram Dymisster
