Dave Fleet

NOVEMBER 22, 2010

CPM metrics, for example, may make sense when you pay for the media and control every letter in your ad. However, when you’re dealing in earned media over which you have zero control of words, sentiment, audience or placement, not every eyeball is equal. The CPM metric would say yes. So, not every eyeball is even a good thing.

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Keyhole.co

MAY 25, 2022

Whereas social media analytics gathers information from social channels to help businesses make sense of users’ attitudes and customer sentiments. Cost per engagement (CPM): It’s a pricing model where advertisers pay when users interact with their campaign, like by taking the survey or signing up for a free trial. Sentiment analysis.

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Hootsuite

OCTOBER 28, 2019

Cost Per Thousand Impressions (CPM). Cost Per Thousands Impressions , or CPM, is the amount you pay every time a thousand people scroll past your sponsored social media post. Unlike in a CPC campaign, a CPM post won’t necessarily drive action. Therefore, CPM is a faster and less expensive way to split test content.

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Sprout Social

FEBRUARY 8, 2021

Key metrics to look for: Cost per Impression (CPM). For example: if sentiment is positive toward an offering but volume is low, this signals an opportunity for an awareness campaign. Sentiment (Positive and Negative Mentions). Cost per Engagement (CPE). Web Conversions. Key metrics to look for: Volume. Share of Voice.

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Jon Loomer

MAY 26, 2015

I know there’s a growing sentiment that Facebook fans no longer matter. CPM, 48,582 Website Clicks, $.35 CPM, 15,875 Website Clicks, $.52 Look no further than the CPM. That will certainly impact CPM. This claim tends to be shouted loudest by those who also claim that organic reach is dead ( it’s not ).

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Twist Image

SEPTEMBER 1, 2016

Full Steam Ahead ), but there is a sentiment that the major media companies are still being very protective of their respective networks, channels and properties. There is less traffic, because there are so many different ways to consume media (on demand, recorded for later, ad blocked and more). The numbers don't lie. ad blocking.

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Convince & Convert

MARCH 25, 2012

I reject everything about this sentiment, but perhaps most vehemently the notion that you should have a strategy for Google + or Facebook or Twitter per se. Average ad CPM of $2 = $17,894 in gross ad revenue per month from Twitter program. There is no such thing as a Twitter strategy. Or a Facebook strategy. Investment.

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