
Ad Arbitrage
Ad arbitrage is buying traffic through paid ads and monetizing it with higher-paying ads, profiting on the gap between acquisition cost and ad revenue.

Ad arbitrage is buying traffic through paid ads and monetizing it with higher-paying ads, profiting on the gap between acquisition cost and ad revenue.

Traffic arbitrage is buying web traffic cheaply and monetizing it for more than you paid, profiting on the spread between acquisition cost and revenue.

In advertising, a publisher is the owner of a website, app, or media property that sells ad space to advertisers to monetize its audience.

An ad network is an intermediary that aggregates unsold ad inventory from many publishers and packages it for sale to advertisers.

RPM (revenue per mille) is the revenue a publisher earns per one thousand ad impressions or page views, the monetization mirror of CPM.

EPC (earnings per click) is the average revenue an affiliate or media buyer earns for each click sent to an offer, calculated as earnings divided by clicks.