MidwestTransplant
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Thu Aug-13-09 01:35 PM
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| ALERT Freeper has taken over homepage ads on Politico. let's run up his bill |
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Edited on Thu Aug-13-09 01:36 PM by MidwestTransplant
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2315118/postsI would imagine he pays per click so let's click away on his ads. Let's go run up his advertising bill. www.politico.com
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| Ocotillo
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Thu Aug-13-09 02:03 PM
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Isn't that a contradiction in terms?
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| zbdent
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Thu Aug-13-09 02:39 PM
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| 4. naw ... if the OP said "thinking freeper" or "intelligent freeper", |
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that would be a contradiction in terms ... or oxymoron ... or, in the case of a freeper, an oxymoran ...
welcome aboard! :hi:
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| cbdo2007
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Thu Aug-13-09 02:05 PM
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| 2. I wouldn't spend too much time on this...even people who "pay per click" won't |
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get charged for an abnormal amount of hits from the same person.
We paid for some advertising online once that was "pay per click" and we only had to pay once for any amount of clicks from one IP address.
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| L. Coyote
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Thu Aug-13-09 02:06 PM
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| 3. Click it and make them pay! Or does it destroy the revenue for the site? |
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Edited on Thu Aug-13-09 02:08 PM by L. Coyote
Ads are monitored, and any unusual activity raises fraud flags, which can harm the domain's revenue!!
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| zbdent
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Thu Aug-13-09 02:41 PM
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| 5. ugh ... do I have to go there to see what the ad is? |
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