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We do this by analyzing eCPM , which takes into account fillrate , and CPM, by calendar day. In my Ad Revenue by the Seasons post — which dates back to 2019 but is still relevant — I describe how our data is most heavily influenced by two main trends: Increased consumer activity around holidays.
We do this by analyzing eCPM , which takes into account fillrate and CPM, by calendar day. Both CPM and fillrate are heavily influenced by seasonal advertising spend , when consumer activity increases and decreases cyclically.
Lower fillrate: You will undoubtedly display video ads on the website to make money. Video ads have a lower fillrate due to the lower demand than banner and display ads. Despite the high CPM that video ads possess, the RPM of a single page will be low due to the restricted demand for video inventory.
Pricing metrics Here are the pricing metrics you need to keep a close eye on to boost your video ad revenue: eCPM / CPM (Effective Cost Per Mille/ Cost Per Mille): It’s like your scoreboard, showing you how much you’re earning for every 1,000 ad views. The higher your CPM for video ads, the more revenue flows into your pockets.
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