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Placing an Ad on Boards? How much?

PullMyFinger! · 2005-12-26 12:22:23

Does anyone have an email contact to place an Ad on the Boards and roughly how much it it?

26-12-2005 12:22pm

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Does anyone have an email contact to place an Ad on the Boards and roughly how much it it?

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#2 26-12-2005 12:36pm

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Front page of the site, very bottom right corner:

adverts@nospamdiediedie.boards.ie (remove the nospamdiediedie)

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#3 26-12-2005 12:42pm

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Thanks Steve

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#4 26-12-2005 1:19pm

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Actually I think it may have changed now... you may want to contact Star-Adserver (think that's what it's called) as they handle all boards adverts nowadats...

Or something

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#5 26-12-2005 3:13pm

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This should interest you

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#6 13-01-2006 5:45am

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From the Helpdesk

Sorted this out with Regi.

Just for reference: http://www.salesonline.ie is the company who advertise on Boards.ie.

Was told it costs over 500 to get a thousand impressions (ie views). Not my budget so I didnt go with it :P

:eek:

Its out of my budget too. I thought Boards would be within the reach of most of us to advertise here but the rates seem to lean more towards Entertainment.ie pricing.

:mad:

Bills have to paid tho I suppose so mustn't grumble too much eh?

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#7 14-01-2006 1:31am

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500euro CPM? Nonsense, couldn't be.

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#8 14-01-2006 11:53am

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well onsite it says boards is €15CPM (varies depending on creative type and targeting)

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#9 18-01-2006 3:50am

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Could someone please clear this up and clairify? Prefereably Admin. Thanks.

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#10 18-01-2006 5:24pm

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Hey,

I'd recommend giving www.salesonline.ie a shout. They handle all of that stuff for us, and give a quote to you.

Dan

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#11 19-01-2006 5:06am

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Thanks for the reply Regi but we still have the conflicting quotes of

Just for reference: http://www.salesonline.ie is the company who advertise on Boards.ie.

Was told it costs over 500 to get a thousand impressions (ie views). Not my budget so I didnt go with it :P

And Ruggiebear

well onsite it says boards is €15CPM (varies depending on creative type and targeting)

What does CPM mean? Im presuming Click Per Something

Thanks.

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#12 19-01-2006 9:30am

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PullMyFinger! wrote:

And Ruggiebear

What does CPM mean? Im presuming Click Per Something

Thanks.

I took it to mean Cost Per Thousand...but i could be wrong

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#13 22-01-2006 2:24pm

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Cost Per Month?

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#14 22-01-2006 3:41pm

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cost per minute more like

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#15 23-01-2006 1:56pm

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*bangs head off keyboard*

Can Cloud clear this up?

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#16 23-01-2006 2:02pm

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I contacted them before christmas to place an ad and all i got was upsell to entertainment.ie and loads of jargon about clicks per whatever. I asked him to explain and all he done was say again what he had juat said - which i didnt understand in the first place. it was impossible to pin him down to a price and dates and more specifically - boards.
I gave up.
Really nice guy tho'.

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#17 23-01-2006 2:15pm

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PullMyFinger! wrote:

What does CPM mean? Im presuming Click Per Something

Thanks.

CPM: (Cost Per Milli or Mille) Refers to the cost for a thousand of something. For example, banner ads on the Web, which are also known as "impressions," are typically sold on a CPM basis.

Ruggie was correct.

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#18 24-01-2006 12:45pm

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Dellgirl wrote:

I contacted them before christmas to place an ad and all i got was upsell to entertainment.ie and loads of jargon about clicks per whatever. I asked him to explain and all he done was say again what he had juat said - which i didnt understand in the first place. it was impossible to pin him down to a price and dates and more specifically - boards.

So even after ringing the right agency it was impossible to get a straight answer? :rolleyes:

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