NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
(Y) cheers, solved my problem.
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James
Cricket Web Owner
That removes ads obviously, but if you want to support CW and help us pay for our costs, try to leave ads on. Remember we're \a non for profit website and we do our best to keep everything free and improve the site with our limited resources.
With the Aussie dollar having dropped over 20 cents against the US dollar the past couple of months, it affects us even more now.
With the Aussie dollar having dropped over 20 cents against the US dollar the past couple of months, it affects us even more now.
biased indian
International Coach
does it help more if we click on the ad ???
James
Cricket Web Owner
Please don't do that, only click on an ad if it's something you're really interested in. It's against the rules and could get us in trouble.
nightprowler10
Global Moderator
Gotcha *wink*.
biased indian
International Coach
Why now that you mention it these ads do seem like they interest me.
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Does the Ads By Google stuff seriously detect the number of CW users who're using ad-block software?
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Yeah, the point I was making is that the number of times an ad is displayed on every screen could be detected. I'm truly flabbergasted if there's something that can do this.
I thought ads were paid for the ad-hoster (be it TV station, website, newspaper or whatever) to do all they can to display it. I'm aware of no piece of equipment to detect every time the channel is changed away from an ad-break on TV, every time someone skips the ad section in a newspaper (these are generally used by people who are actually looking for ads anyway), nor every time someone doesn't even glance at an ad on a website.
I don't see how anyone could detect how many hits (in terms of views not clicks-on) an ad has.
I thought ads were paid for the ad-hoster (be it TV station, website, newspaper or whatever) to do all they can to display it. I'm aware of no piece of equipment to detect every time the channel is changed away from an ad-break on TV, every time someone skips the ad section in a newspaper (these are generally used by people who are actually looking for ads anyway), nor every time someone doesn't even glance at an ad on a website.
I don't see how anyone could detect how many hits (in terms of views not clicks-on) an ad has.
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GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
Impressions are ewasily recognised. If impressions didn't register, then advertisers would have no reasonable info regarding the performance of their campaigns. The reason advertisers love internet advertising is precisely because all of those things that happen with other types of advertising (people going the toilet in the breaks, not looking at ads in the paper) can be avoided. And the fact that they are usually charged per click rather than impression.
biased indian
International Coach
that was what i was thinking...O I C.
Guess I must be helpful then as I click on ads by accident about 3 or 4 times a day.
but may be they will be tracking whether you are staying back for too long...
i think if we click an ad that link will carry the name cricketweb along with it to the new site that is coming you can check it for yourself...cant do that my self because my office proxy any way block Google ads
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
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