Well, as an advertiser I get reports on impressions and clicks, so I'd be a
little skeptical that I had a number of clicks that didn't jive with the
number of impressions.

I would think somebody is using me to increase their profits, or cause me to
lose mine.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 4:11 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Microsoft targetting CF
> 
> > Well if in the DB they have only delivered that ad to the
> > site 50 times,
> > however there are 100 clicks, then wouldn't that be a
> > little odd?
> 
> Not necessarily... I suspect they not only allow but are grateful for
> if not expect their ads to be cached for a certain period of time on
> the server where the ad is delivered -- it eliminates a great deal of
> bandwidth usage both for them and for the site delivering the add...
> Of course, I could be way-off base, but since every other syndication
> technology I've seen encourages (or demands) some form of caching, I'd
> be surprised if Google simply said "SUCK OUR BANDWIDTH DRY! WE DON'T
> CARE! CRASH OUR SERVERS WITH A GROTESQUE AMOUNT OF TRAFFIC!"



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