What is PPR?

[denrou]

Does any one know what PPR means?
Would love an explaination of this term.

Thanks!

 

[weblord]

Acronym for Pay Per Ride. A payment system where visitors to a park pay individually for each ride.
www.coasterglobe.com/features/quickreference-dictionary/index.cfm

 

[denrou]

Thanks for the information.

Still doesn't really explain in details that it is exactly.

 

[tricolorro]

Does any one know what PPR means?
Would love an explaination of this term.

Thanks!

:hi:

It would help if you put it into a certain context.

Sure you don't mean PPC?

If related to domaining, some sites are no paying for reviews so PPR could mean Pay Per Review.

What does CD mean?

It could mean Certificate of Deposit or it could mean compact disc.

See what I mean?

Patrick

 

[denrou]

It is in relation to domain traffic.

I was told that some of my traffic is receiving PPR traffic?
Not sure what that means ...

I already know what PPC is, I never heard of PPR before.

 

[Len]

In relation to domain traffic it means "pay per results"
PPC (or Pay-Per-Click) is sponsored advertising where you fix a budget, write an advert and bid against your competition for positions in the sponsored ads area of the search engine results pages. For example, on Google these sponsored areas are down the right hand side and in the blue shaded area at the very top of the page. Once your money runs out your advert disappears.

PPR (Pay-Per-Results) concentrates on organic or natural listings which appear on the left hand side of the page and fill the majority of the screen. Because of the nature of organic listings you are likely to get longer term benefit for your PPR spend as the effects are long term rather than short lived like PPC.

 

[angisson]

In relation to domain traffic it means "pay per results"
PPC (or Pay-Per-Click) is sponsored advertising where you fix a budget, write an advert and bid against your competition for positions in the sponsored ads area of the search engine results pages. For example, on Google these sponsored areas are down the right hand side and in the blue shaded area at the very top of the page. Once your money runs out your advert disappears.

PPR (Pay-Per-Results) concentrates on organic or natural listings which appear on the left hand side of the page and fill the majority of the screen. Because of the nature of organic listings you are likely to get longer term benefit for your PPR spend as the effects are long term rather than short lived like PPC.

while good you should always cite your sources.

http://www.strategyconsultinglimited.co.uk/increase-on-line-traffic.html

plagiarism is great -- if you don't get caught

 

[Len]

while good you should always cite your sources.

http://www.strategyconsultinglimited.co.uk/increase-on-line-traffic.html

plagiarism is great -- if you don't get caught

I was answering the specific question.....Maybe I should have included the site...My bad!

 

[denrou]

Great info.
Thanks for your help!