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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32143, member: 636"]
CPM stands for Cost Per Thousand Impressions in advertising. When businesses run ads online, they pay based on how many people see their advertisements. Instead of paying for each click, advertisers pay for every thousand times their ad appears on screens. The letter "M" comes from Roman numerals, where M equals 1,000. Advertisers use this number to figure out their marketing budgets because it helps them compare different websites or platforms where they might want to show their ads. For example, if a website charges $5 CPM, advertisers would pay $5 every time their ad appears 1,000 times on that site. This differs from CPC (Cost Per Click) because CPM focuses on views rather than actions. Companies track these costs carefully to make sure they're spending their advertising money effectively across different platforms. This measurement gives advertisers a clear picture of how much it costs to reach specific audiences with their messages.
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