Here's what I mean:
As soon as I started running my ad I saw this when I checked statcounter:
If I understand this correctly, these are clicks from members deciding whether or not to approve my ad. I imagine they clicked my EC button before they left (that's what I do if a potential advertiser is an EC member). I assume these clicks don't count against my pay-per-click, so it's extra free traffic.
I never thought about this before, but this is another nice perk of running a paid campaign on EC.
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no one is really sure if you had to pay for those clicks or not, it's been on the forum a lot, but not answered that I've seen, although I haven't checked in the past few hours.
April 8, 2009 12:58 PMThe best that I can tell there is no charge for those links. I'm basing this on comparing my statcounter with my account in Entrecard.
April 8, 2009 5:30 PMthe thing I don't like about it is, people get to advertise on my blog but I don't get any credits, limiting my ability to advertise on others through paying credit.
April 8, 2009 6:36 PMThess,
April 8, 2009 11:06 PMWell, it basically cuts your advertisement exposure in half (at the most). I think it may help you in the long run--I think the credit cost of advertising will eventually go down. This means the credit cost of more popular blogs would be within reach.
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