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WHAT MEAMBY (RPM) WHEN IT CAMES TO ONLINE MARKETING OR CREATING CONTENT?
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123 days agoIn the context of online content, "revenue per thousand impressions" or RPM is sometimes referred to in relation to metrics per unit, but "revenue per mile" isn't a standard term. However, if we adapt the concept to online content, it might refer to revenue generated per unit of content length or engagement. A more common metric in online content is: - *RPM (Revenue Per Mille)*: Revenue earned per 1,000. impressions or views. - *CPM (Cost Per Mille)*: Advertisers pay for every 1,000 impressions or views. If "revenue per mile" were. used in online content, it might hypothetically measure revenue generated per unit of content length, such as:- Revenue per 1,000 words - Revenue per video minute. Revenue per page view To better understand the context, could you provide more information about where you encountered "revenue per mile" in online content?