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GPT  Abbreviations NAVIGATION Home Start Your Own GPT  GPT's That Pay Daily
GPT's That Pay Monthly
Lots of GPT Forums
GPT Abbreviations OK... I dont know if you get as confused about some of the GPT

abbreviations as I do or not. Either way, here is a list of meanings I found
(cant remember where) and decided to list them here. There are so many
they needed their own page!! LOL GPT - PTR - PTC - GPTR - GPTRE - PTC
- PTP - PTSU - NPA - PO - PP - EG = ???????????? So many short terms,
so many abbreviations. It could be a little overwhelming for the uninitiated at
first. On this page you will find a  summary of the most frequently used
abbreviations, their meanings and some additional background
information. GPT - ‘Get Paid To’ GPT means Get Paid To, and it is the
most commonly used abbreviation.

People often speak of the GPT industry, or the GPT community. In general a GPT
Program can be any type of program that offers their members cash rewards for performing simple online tasks, such as visiting websites, or by completing online offers. Most of the several  different GPT programs basically have their own abbreviations. A good example of a GPT program is a PTR or a PTC
Program. PTR - ‘Paid ToRead’ PTR is the term used for the programs
that pay their members to receive their emails.
Other terms are GPTR - ‘Get Paid To Read’ or GPTRE - ‘Get Paid
To Read Email’. Some would say Get Paid To Visit Websites would have been a better name, because users are eventually getting paid after
  visiting the advertised website.

However, reading the advertisement
text that comes with the emails is important. It is written by an advertiser, and without advertisers

there wouldn’t be any emails to read. PTC - ‘Paid To Click’ PTC
programs are very similar to PTR programs. The only difference is that they don’t send you email.
In order to earn money you’ll have to log-in to the members area, and click on the banners provided there. Besides the PTC programs, many PTR programs also have a PTC feature. In your
account menu you might find a PTC section, where you can get paid additional money or points, to click

banners. PTP - ‘Paid To Promote’ Paid to Promote is often an extra possibility to earn even more money from a PTR program. What it basically comes down to, is that members are getting paid to send visitors to a special promotion page. If a ptr has a PTP feature you should be able to find a personal PTP link in the PTP area. For every visitor you send using that link, you will receive credits. These credits are exchanged to cash often per 1000. Usually 1000 credits are worth something between $0.60 and  $1.20.
The amount of credits you accumulate per visitor depends on the origin of the traffic. A visit from
China would be worth less credits  then a visit from the United States or  Canada. PTSU - ‘Paid To Sign Up’ PTSU could be part of a PTR program,
 but there are also independent PTSU programs that pay you to complete offers.
 In PTR programs you can often be paid to sign up for other PTR programs. The bonus for signing up
will be added in your account once you are confirmed. The PTSU programs often have a enormous

diversity of offers. Some examples are: subscribing to newsletters, completing surveys, sending e-cards,
ordering samples etc. General GPT abbreviations. NPA - New Program Alert. NPA is a frequent term used by promoters to indicate that a certain program is new.
CPM - Cost Per 1000. The M in CPM is Latin for  One-thousand. CPM means Costs Per one thousand. Usually the cost for 1000 impressions. CPC - Cost Per Click. This refers to the  cost associated with each click. PPC - Pay Per Click. Advertiser are paying money for visitors to their website.
They are paying a certain amount of money, per click. CTR - Click Through Rate. The amount of clicks versus the amount of impressions, expressed as a percentage. ROI - Return On Invested capital. A quantitative  analysis of investments, and the resulting returns. PO – Program Owner. A PO is a webmaster (WM) who operates one or more GPT Programs. PP - PayPal. This is the payment processor that is most often used in the PTR industry. EG - Egold. Another important payment processor often used in the GPT industry.
Here Are More... GPT = Get Paid To.. PTR = Paid to Read
GPTRE = Get Paid to Read Emails PTC = Paid to Click PTS = Paid to
Search OR Paid to Signup PTP = Paid to Promote SAS = Share Ad Space
DLB = Downline Builder(Refer to 'How do Downline bulders work?'
CMI = Count me In (Generally used in downline builders)
CMO = Count me Out (Generally used in downline builders) BI = Banner Impressions SE = Search Engine PPC =
Pay Per Click CPM = Cost per thousand WM = Webmaster / Webmistress PO = Program Owner PM = Personal Message (Usually in Support forums) HYIP = High Yielding Investment

Program GPF = Get Paid Forum CC = Cash Crusader (Script)
CYGP = Create Your Get Paid (Script) EG = E-gold (Payment Processor) PP = Paypal
(Payment Processor) CC= Also means Credit Card MB = Moneybookers (Payment Processor)
SP = StormPay (Payment Processor) TOS = Terms of Service (of a site) FAQ = Frequently Asked Questions DL = Downline Hope This
  
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How to Get Advertise on PTC sites with links (viewvReferrals for PTC Sites? Traffic exchanges Tell friends and family ads) and banners PPC (Pay Purchase referrals  Forum signatures Referral exchanges Per Click) like Google

Social Bookmarking or Networking and many more.. Adwords etc.,  Highly Targetted Advertising on PTC sites with links and banners This works great for PTCs but you have to spend money and advertise individually in each PTC site manually for your each affiliate site.

Link advertising is too much cost in some popular PTCs. Banner advertising is better. About 
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à Purchase Referrals nhours daily. guarantee of active referrals and not all PTCs offers this (most sites
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à PPC nreferrals). costs more and only some PTC sites are offering this (as publishers). Twitter, Facebook, etc.,à Social Bookmarking or Networking ncharge. All the above methods work great for getting referrals and most of them need more and more time and efforts. I tried most of the above methods and got some referrals. But doing all those things manually is exhausting and very time consuming. So, don’t waste time. Get active direct referrals on Auto-Pilot (24 x 7). Because ‘Time Is Money’. PTC Referral Secrets Method – I At that time I found
Bidvertiser (also PPC) and it gave me $20 in free clicks after joining. I used $20 and got many referrals. After joining Bidvertiser, everything changed, I am getting referrals on auto-pilot and it needs
only <5 minutes daily to monitor the campaign. Most of the PTC & PTR sites are using Bidvertiser as

publishers. When you advertise in Bidvertiser, your ad will be shown to 100s of targeted sites 24x7 on

You see, there are 100s of PTCs, PTRs, Forums, Traffic Exchanges, Surveys, Blogs and lot of sites with 500K+ impressions. Millions of members in these sites are like You in PTC business. This is a goldmine! You will get tons of referrals, instantly, daily….. So many new members are joining these sites daily.
This is very helpful to sites like Neobux and other PTCs also. I got 1000s of referrals for my favourite PTC sites from this Secret. And I am going to show you how to do the same. 1. Join Bidvertiser: 2. Click ‘Sign Up Now’ in  Advertisers: 3. Fill the required fields and click ‘Get Activation Code’: Page 8 8 This is a non-profit eBook that can be distributed free of charge. 4. Activation code will be sent to your email address, copy and paste it in Bidvertiser and click continue: 5. After joining go to ‘Ads Manager’ page and read these steps well before making campaign: 6. Go to Ads Center, Add New Ad: 7. Click Create Your Text Ad, Click Computer &  Home BusinessàInternet & Get Paid To Surf/Read (You could also select ‘Jobs Careers & Work here), then click Done selecting: 8. Click ‘862 sites’ link and you can see 100s of sites (Surveys, PTCs, PTRs, Blogs,
Traffic Exchanges, Forums etc.,) and also Impressions. Your Ad will be shown in all the sites 24x7. 9. Next, write the keywords shown below (Most Successful Keywords for PTC & PTRs), and for more keywords type a keyword and click ‘Suggest More Keywords’ 10. Keywords List: earn at home earn extra cash earn from home earn money earn money from home extra income extra money fast cash fast money financial freedom get rich home based jobs home based opportunities
home based opportunity home based work home job home jobs homebased business homebusiness homeworkers homeworking how to earn money how to make money online income from home income opportunities income
 opportunity internet jobs internet money job at home jobs at home liberty league make cash make money make money online make money online free making money mlm business opportunity mlm opportunities money from clicking money from clicks money from home network
marketing business online business online home business online job online jobs online money paid by clicking paid to click paid to read quick money residual income retirement income work at home work from
home work online workathome workfromhome working home Successful keywords for PTC & PTR sites: how to make money online make money online make money online free online jobs paid to click paid to
àread 11. Select ‘All Countries’ and click next: 12. Done. Set Bids $0.05 (minimum) and up to $0.10 (maximum). Never Ever set > $0.10.

How Does Google Make Its Money

The 20 Most Expensive Keywords in Google AdWords Like 2,053 people like this. Sign Up to see what your  friends like. Bookmark this on Delicious Download the infographic as a PDF Read the Full "Most Expensive Keywords" Story : The Most Expensive Keywords in Google AdWords Read our Follow-up Story to the "Most Expensive Keywords" Study : Where's Mesothelioma, What Is Cord
Blood & Other FAQs About Our Most Expensive Keywords Study Grade Your AdWords Account for Free: Use the AdWords Grader to get a free, instant AdWords account audit. Embed
 this image on your site: © 2011 WordStream, Inc. Most Expensive Keywords Infographic Table Of Contents Top 10 Keywords Most Expensive  AdWords Google Keyword Niches Google Revenues Source Quality Score for Competitive Keywords Negative Keywords for Expensive Keywords Most Expensive Keyword Categories The Most Expensive PPC Keywords How does  Google make money? Surprisingly, 97% comes from online
pay-per-click advertising. At  WordStream we can’t get enough PPC; that’s why we decided to conduct
some research and find out what the most expensive keywords are in Google. Some of our results about the most popular and most expensive PPC keywords were to be expected, while some (like cord blood and mesothelioma treatment) surprised us and our readers. Note: If you don't quite understand this infographic, consider learning more about what is Google AdWords. Top 10 Most Expensive Google
Keywords The Top 10 Most Expensive Keywords are: Insurance Loans Mortgage Attorney Credit Lawyer Donate Degree Hosting Claim You’ll notice that these top ten most expensive AdWords keywords deal
primarily with financing and industries that manage vast sums of money. The fact that the educational
keyword “degree” is one of the top ten most expensive Google keywords, right up with lawyers and credit,
reminds us of the growing cost of education. The next ten most expensive keywords complete our total list, resulting the top 20 most expensive AdWords keywords : Conference Call Trading Software Recovery Transfer Gas/Electricity Classes Rehab Treatment Cord Blood There you have it – the highest cost keywords. If you are considering entering into one of these industries, be ready to pay high cost per click rates for the top keywords. While some may start treatment facilities for the greater good, be aware that you’ll wind up in one of the most expensive niche groups , and your paid search marketing wallet will suffer from those high CPCs. The most expensive SEM keywords may be frustrating for those in the
industries, but they are the best keywords for Google, who makes 97% of revenue from advertising on Google sites (AdWords, AdSense). In the last four quarters, the biggest player of search engine history brought in $32.2 billion in total advertising revenue. The Most Expensive AdWords Keywords While the minimum bid per keyword is 5 cents in AdWords, the high cost keywords listed above are nowhere
near that. Google can make up to $50 per click from the most expensive PPC keywords. Keyword advertising is a highly lucrative business for Google. The most expensive niche groups
paying for the most costly keywords are industries with very high lifetime  customer value;                            the most costly AdWords keywords exist in industries where the customer pay-off is considerably high. Ultimately, the amount of money insurance companies get from an individual signing up for insurance with them makes high cost per click rates worth the investment, even at $54 a click. Tips For Businesses In Expensive Google Keyword Niches If you are in an industry paying big bucks for the most expensive Google AdWords key words, you will want to make sure you are implementing pay per click marketing best practices. Here are a few to keep in mind: Quality Score: High AdWords Quality Scores can lower your CPC and help you pay less for the most successful keywords. Tools like the Keyword Niche Finder provide you with the ability to divide large keyword lists into smaller, more segmented lists that you can easily write targeted ad text for, resulting in improved Quality Scores and better keyword rankings. Be Specific: Target specific, 3-5 word keywords. You can use a Google AdWords keyword tool to come up with specific keyword ideas, both broad and long tail keywords . Use Negative Keywords: Use a negative
keyword tool to find keywords you do not want to show up for. Irrelevant keywords result in costly clicks that will never drive conversions, and when bidding on the most expensive keywords at $50 per click, negative keywords are absolutely essential. Focus on Relevancy Landing Page Optimization:
While most AdWords conversion rates stay around 2%, we will often see landing pages convert at 20% or even 30%.
The key to landing page optimization is to continuously try out different types of offers and test             how people respond to them. Want to learn Google AdWords? WordStream has the educational resources, tools, and PPC management software your businesses needs for success. How Does Google Make Its Revenues? Many people are surprised to find out that Google makes 97% of their revenue from online pay-per-click advertising. We decided to dig in and break apart exactly which keywords makes Google the most money. How Was The Data For The Most Expensive Keywords Study Compiled? For the Most Expensive Keywords Infographic, we compiled data from our own large keyword database and
the Google Keyword Tool to determine the top 10,000 most expensive English-language keywords over a 90-day period. We then organized the grand total
 keyword list into categories by theme, such as "Credit," or “Insurance.” The largest keyword categories were determined by weighting the number of keywords in each category, as well the estimated monthly search volume and average CPC for each keyword. Why Is Quality Score Important For Bidding On Competitive Keywords? Quality Score is key for using
AdWords effectively and getting the most out of your advertising budget. When bidding on competitive keywords, Quality Score is especially crucial because High Quality Scores can help you lower your average cost-per-click. If you’re concerned about your Quality Score, try running the free AdWords Grader, a free tool that helps advertisers evaluate their PPC campaigns based on important metrics like Quality Score. If you score low, Quality Score can be improved by writing more targeted ad text and
landing pages. Why Are Negative Keywords Helpful When Bidding On Expensive Keyword Categories? Negative Keywords help you eliminate unwanted queries from triggering your ads. A negative keyword tool can be used to help figure out what kinds of keywords you’re likely to be matched against and weed out keyword phrases that aren’t relevant, helping prevent wasted spend. Why Is Landing Page Optimization Important When Bidding On Expensive Keywords? Well-optimized landing pages can
have conversion rates as high as 20% or even 30%. The key to landing page optimization is trying out
different types of offers, testing them, and seeing how people respond. Why Is It Important To Be Specific When Bidding On Expensive Keywords? Targeting more specific keywords ensures that you only pay for keywords that are relevant to your business. Target specific, 3-5 word keywords. Implementing a keyword
tool can help you generate specific keyword ideas, just make sure you are only paying for keywords that are specific to your business.
AreThere Any Other Industry Studies About The Most Expensive Google Keywords? Yes, we’ve done several other studies in different quarters about Google’s earnings. Check out our: Breaking Down Google’s 2011 Revenues Our follow up to this study, Where’s Mesothelioma, What is Cord Blood, &
Other FAQs What Is The Minimum Bid Per Keyword In Google AdWords?
The minimum bid per keyword is 5 cents. What Is The Most Money Google Can Make For Each Click? Google can make up to $50 per click from PPC keyword bids What Is The Most Expensive Keyword Category? Insurance keywords are by far the most expensive. The Google AdWords keyword categories with the highest volumes and costs, such as the “insurance” category, represent businesses with very high lifetime customer value – in other words, industries like these are willing to pay a lot to acquire a new
customer because the long term pay out in so beneficial. What Is The Top CPC For Insurance Keywords? The top CPC for insurance keywords is $54.91. What Is The Highest
 Cost-Per-Click For Loan Keywords? The highest CPC for loan keywords is $44.28. What Is The Top Cost-Per-Click For Mortgages Keywords? The top cost-per-click for mortgage keywords is $47.12. What Is The Greatest CPC For Attorney Keywords?
 The greatest CPC for attorney keywords is $47.07. What Is The Highest Recorded Cost Per Click For Credit Keywords? For credit keywords, the highest CPC is $36.06. What Is The Top CPC For Lawyer Keywords? The highest cost-per-click for lawyer keywords is $42.51. What Is The Greatest CPC For Donation Keywords? The top largest cost-per-click for donation keywords is $42.02. What Is The Top CPC For Degree Keywords? The greatest cost-per-click for degree keywords is $40.61. What Is The
Top CPC For Hosting Keywords? With hosting keywords, the highest CPC is $31.91. What Is The Largest CPC For Claim Keywords? The top CPC for claim keywords is $45.51. What Is The Top CPC For Conference Call
 Keywords? The largest cost-per-click for Conference Call keywords is $42.05. What Is The Highest CPC For Trading Keywords? The greatest CPC for trading keywords is $33.19.
What Is The Top CPC For Software Keywords? The highest cost-per-click for software keywords is $35.29. What Is The Top CPC For Recovery Keywords? The largest cost-per-click for recovery keywords is $42.03. What Is The Top CPC For Transfer Keywords? The maximum recorded cost-per- click for transfer keywords is $29.86. What Is The Highest CPC For Gas & Electric Keywords? For gas & electric keywords, the largest recorded CPC is $54.62. What Is The Top CPC For Classes Keywords?                 The greatest cost-per-click for class keywords is $35.04 What Is The Top Cost-Per-Click For Rehab Keywords? The highest CPC for rehab keywords is $33.59 What Is The Greatest CPC For Treatment Keywords? The greatest cost-per-click for treatment keywords is $37.18 What Is The Top CPC For Cord Blood Keywords? For core blood keywords, the highest cost-per-click is $27.80 This Infographic Is Property Of WordStream, Inc. WordStream is a provider of PPC management software, PPC tools, and a FREE keyword research tool for discovering profitable keywords (key words) for PPC and SEO. <div
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Google AdSense is a fast and easy way
AdSense - Google AdSense is a fast and easy way for website publishers of all sizes to display relevant Google ads on their website's content pages and earn money. Because the ads are related to what your visitors are  looking for on your site or matched to the characteristics and interests of the visitors your content attracts you'll finally have a way to both monetize and enhance your content pages. It's
also a way for website publishers to provide Google web and site search to their visitors, and to earn

money by displaying Google ads on the search results pages. AdWords - Google's CPC (Cost Per Click) based text advertising. AdWords takes click through rate into consideration in addition to advertisers bid to determine the ads relative position within the paid search results. Google applies such a weighting factor in order to feature those paid search results that more popular and thus presumably more
relevant and useful. Google has also started taking into account the quality of the landing page and applying a quality score to the landing pages. Affiliate / Affiliation - An affiliate is someone who has agreed to advertise for a company as an independent associate. He or she is not employed by that company; they are more like a mercenary sales rep, working for commission only. Affiliate Program - The Company wants to sell more products, you want to make a profit by 'selling' ad space on your website. The affiliate program is the agreement between you two. Banner / Banner Ad - Common sizes include 468x60 pixels, 120x600 pixels, and just about everything in between. Many merchants have different sizes to choose from. Small (88x32) banners are often called 'buttons'. Blog – A popular service that allows just about anyone to put their thoughts and ideas online. Most blogs can be easily syndicated (for viewing on other websites) and are becoming very popular with the web marketing crowd.
CPA - Stands for "Cost Per Action". Sometimes called Pay Per Action

(PPA). It's just jargon for the amount that a company has agreed to pay for
a sale or a lead. Commonly used in affiliate programs to show the pay

rate for something.
CPC - Stands for "Cost Per Click". Sometimes called Pay Per Click (PPC). 
Less common than the CPM method of advertising compensation. CPI - Stands for "Cost Per mpression".

Sometimes called Pay Per Impression (PPI). It's just a type of affiliate program that pays on a per
impression basis. CPL - Stands for "Cost Per Lead". Sometimes called Pay Per Lead (PPL).
It's how much an advertiser pays per a lead. This is a very common method of determining advertising
compensation. CPM - Stands for "Cost Per Thousand Impressions". Sometimes called Pay -Per- Thousand Impressions. It's how much an advertiser will pay for 1,000 ad banner impressions. CPO - Stands for "Cost Per Order". Sometimes called Pay Per Order (PPO).
Pricing based on the number of orders received as a result of your ad placement. Also known as Cost Per
Transaction. CPP - Stands for "Cost Per Post". Sometimes called Pay Per Post (PPP).
A website designed to help content creators such as bloggers find advertisers willing to sponsor specific
content. CTR - Stand for "Click-Through Rate ". Sometimes called Pay Through Rate.

The average number of click-through per hundred ad impressions, expressed as a percentage.            
CPS - Stands for "Cost Per Sale". Sometimes called Pay Per Sale (PPS).
Pricing based on the number of sales transactions your ad generates. Since users may visit your site several times
 before making a purchase, you can use cookies to track their visits from your landing page to the actual online sale. Also known as Cost Per Acquisition. Domain Name - This is your website identifier. A domain name like google.com is much easier for people to remember than 216.239.37.104 -
but they're the same place. E-Book - "Electronic Book". There are e-novels, e-books, e-booklets (and e- crap) available all over the internet. EPC - Stands for "Earnings Per Click". It's another way to
 judge     how effective an ad campaign is. It helps to show what percentages of clicks are actually converting into sales or leads.

NOTE: Some networks define EPC as "Earnings per 100 clicks" (Where the "C" stands for the Roman "100").

EPM - Stands for "Earnings Per Thousand Impressions". Another good statistic to determine how

effective an ad campaign is. It is calculated by dividing the total number of impressions by 1,000 and then taking your total. Forum – An internet 'gathering place' where people can talk, argue, ask for
help or offer opinions. Forums are sometimes called message boards or bulletin boards. But a "Forum" is
typically more fluid and interactive, where a bulletin board is less interactive. Freeware - A software program that is free to use forever. Google AdSense - Paid ads webmasters may place on their
websites. Lead - Anything from an e-mail address to a completed survey. The requirements for a legitimate lead can vary a lot from one program to another. PPA - Stands for "Pay Per Action". Sometimes called Cost Per Action

(CPA). The cost incurred or price paid for a specific action, such as signing up for an email newsletter, entering a contest, registering on the site,
completing a survey, downloading trial software, printing a coupon,
etc.
 PPC - Stands for "Pay Per Click". Sometimes Cost Per Click
(CPC). The cost incurred or price paid for a click through to your landing page.
PPI - Stands for "Pay Per Impression". Sometimes called Cost Per Impression

(CPI). Often referred to as Pay Per Impression (PPI).
It's just a type of affiliate program that pays on a per impression basis.
PPL - Stands for "Pay Per Lead". Sometimes called Cost Per Lead (CPL).

Pricing based on the number of new leads generated. For example, people who click from an ad and then complete an inquiry form is considered to be a lead. The advertiser would pay based on the number leads received.
PPM - Stands for "Pay Per Thousand Impressions". Sometimes called Cost Per Thousand Impression (CPM). The cost incurred or price paid for a thousand impressions. PPO - Stands for "Pay Per Order". Sometimes called Cast Per Order (CPO).

Pricing based on the number of orders received as a result of your ad placement. Also known as Cost Per

Transaction. PPP - Stands for "Pay Per Post". Sometimes called Cost Per Post (CPP).
A website designed to help content creators such as bloggers find advertisers willing to sponsor specific
content.
PTR - Stands for "Pay Through Rate". Sometimes called Cost Through Rate (CTR). Pay Through Rate is a measure of the number of clicks received from the number of ad impressions delivered. The formula to calculate CTR is: number of clicks / number of ad impressions x 100. PPS - Stands for "Post Per Sale". Sometimes called Cost Per Sale (CPS).

Pricing based on the number of sales transactions your ad generates. Since users may visit your site several times before making a purchase, you can use cookies to track their visits from your landing page to the actual online sale. Also known as Cost Per Acquisition. Text Ad - A text ad is a concise, action-oriented copy describing the product or service that is being advertised. The text ad appears alongside natural search results and links to a specified web page. Text Link Ads - An advert in the format of a text link.