Pay Per Lead (PPL)
Definition
A payment model for online advertising that only pays for qualified leads.
Information
By paying per lead, the advertiser only pays for the leads generated on their landing page. There are no charges for unregistered visitors.
A lead is usually a record of contact information and possibly demographic information. Usually this is not a currency conversion event. A lead can be simply an email address or a detailed form that spans several pages.
One of the risks for an advertiser is the possibility of fraud by motivated third parties or business partners. Some red herrings are easy to spot. However, it is recommended to check the results regularly.
A commission structure where the advertiser pays the publisher a fixed amount for each qualified lead (customer) who clicks through to the advertiser's website.
Literal Meanings of Pay Per Lead (PPL)
Pay:
Meanings of Pay:
Money given in exchange for wages or salaries.
To give (something other than money).
It can be operated or opened when parts are deposited.
Refer or require payment.
Coating for plating (boat bottom, seam, masts, etc.) with tar or pitch or an impermeable composition of grease, resin, etc.
Sentences of Pay
Many employers have policies to prevent employees from comparing wages.
He paid for the books and if possible in kind.
Paid toilets.
Per:
Meanings of Per:
To each, in each (used to express relations of units).
Through, through, through, through.
Pertaining to pro, to her (singular). The third person neuter possessive pronouns correspond to the gender son and ney.
You (singular) The neological neuter pronoun of the third person singular corresponds to the generic pronouns he and she.
His (singular) A gender neutral third person singular neological object pronoun suggested for use in place of he and she.
Sentences of Per
$2.50 a dozen.
100 centimeters per meter.
Insert the endoscope through the nose.
I have parked my car on the curb at your request.
Lead:
Meanings of Lead:
A heavy, malleable, inelastic metal element of a bright bluish color, but easily dull, malleable and malleable, but not very strong. It melts easily, forms alloys with other metals, and is found in solders and metals. Atomic number 82, symbol Pb (from the Latin plumb bob).
A plumb line or piece of lead attached to a rope and used to determine depth in the sea or estimate speed in knots.
A thin of typed metal used to separate lines in printing.
Vertical space before a line or between lines of text. Also called leader.
Lead sheets or sheets used to cover roofs.
(plural) A roof covered with lead sheets or blunt sheets.
A thin cylinder of lead or lead (graphite) used in pencils.
Projectile ammunition.
Cover, fill or trade with lead.
To place clues between lines.
The act of directing or directing the direction of orientation, course.
A leader's priority status is also a measure of the leader's priority status in a race, which is the highest score in a game in an unfinished game.
Insulated metal wire for home appliances and appliances.
A situation where a runner leaves the base while waiting for the ball to be served.
The action or right to move first in a game, or to overlook a suit or piece so played.
The protagonist is the protagonist.
Channel with open water in the ice field.
Come to.
The path of a string from one end to the other.
A rope, leather harness, or similar device used to tether an animal.
In a steam engine, the width of the opening is opened by a valve to let steam in or out when the piston is at the end of its .
Charging cord.
Transport distance, i.e. B. from cut to fill.
The action of a tooth is like a tooth on a wheel pushing on another tooth or pallet.
The hypothesis has not been further elaborated.
Information obtained by a detective or police officer that allows them to learn more about a or incident.
Potential sales or deal opportunity, potential customer.
Information obtained by a journalist about a topic or subject that allows him to know more details.
The player who delivers the first two stones to the team.
(Newspapers) A sneak peek is an introduction at the beginning of a newspaper column, explaining who, what, when, where, why and how. (Sometimes lede is written for this usage to avoid ambiguity.).
Important news that appears on the front page of a newspaper or at the beginning of a press release.
The axial path a wire travels in one revolution. It is equal to the step multiplied by the number of starts.
In a barber quartet the melody is usually sung by a second tenor.
Announcement by a singing voice of a theme to be repeated by other voices.
A signal or short voice that is used like a cannon to signal others to enter.
Exceeding the right angle between two successive crankshafts, as in a compound engine, on the same shaft.
The angle between the line connecting the DC alternator brushes and the symmetrical diameter between the poles.
The phase change of current in an AC circuit compared to the phase of the electromotive force it creates.
(Title) Lead or lead.
To direct or lead, e.g. to guide, to lead, to demonstrate, to influence, to lead with authority, etc. Priority or priority, being first or foremost: Used in most senses of a transitive verb.
(name) Entrepreneurship, go ahead.
To attract or exert influence, good or bad, to master the instigators, to seduce, to .
To arrive or go in a particular direction or to a particular place.
Produce (with which).
(transitive) To live or experience (a particular way of living).
First of all.
Head Head.
Sentences of Lead
There is too much lead in this copy, I prefer less line spacing.
They filled it with lead.
Continuous sets the gunfire in motion.
Lead material.
Under the control of another person.
She went crazy.
The driver took advantage from the start.
Your partner is at the helm.
Usage Note: When used separately, it means an external pipe or steam inlet pipe. The female thread refers to the outlet or outlet.
The investigation came to a screeching halt when all the tracks came to a end.
The police have some clues to solve the case.
Joe is a great addition to our sales team and has many prospects in the paper industry.
Lead someone to do the right thing.
The path leads to the mill, gambling leads to other vices.
The shock caused a behavioral change.
All participants are equal, no one comes first.
Main line.
Synonyms of Lead
front, head, leader, first, leading
PPL:
Meanings of PPL:
(Grammar) A form of a verb that can function as an adjective or a noun. There are two types of participles in English: the present participle and the past participle. Other languages have others, such as B. Future, Perfect, and Perfect Participles.
People.
First parts per litre.
