pay-per-click
[ pey-per-klik ]
/ ˈpeɪ pərˈklɪk /
noun
a system used to set prices for online advertisements on a search engine or other website, by which the advertiser pays a small fee to the website publisher each time a user clicks on the advertisement.
adjective
noting or relating to such a system: pay-per-click ads to reach your target customers. Abbreviation: PPC
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Nearby words
- pay your money and take your choice,
- pay-and-display,
- pay-as-you-go,
- pay-as-you-throw,
- pay-in,
- pay-per-view,
- pay-to-play,
- pay-tv,
- payable,
- payback
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pay-per-click
noun
a system of payment used on the internet in which an advertiser on a website pays the website owner according to the number of people who visit the advertiser's website via the hyperlinked advert on the owner's website
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