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Not all clicks are born equal. Fake and fraudulent clicks (also known as click spam) inflate click-thru rates. See http://www.datashapng.com/security.shtml for details. Vincent Brent wrote: > I am currently doing a research paper on click-thru rates. I was > wondering if anyone could answer or provide a link to answer the > following questions. > > 1.A definition/explanation of click-thru rates > 2.An explanation of why the topic is important to marketers > 3. A determination of a realistic range of click-thru rate > expectations that could be used by marketers (i.e. give me a ballpark > figure or range of typical click-thru rates). > > Thanks, > > Brent
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