CPC - Cost per Click
Cost per click, also known as Pay per Click, is a mobile advertising model where mobile advertisers pay each time a mobile app user clicks on the ad. In the CPC model, which is a much less risky payout model than CPM, it doesn’t matter if the user takes another action (install, registration, purchase, etc.) than clicking the ad.
Mobile advertisers can choose to pay either a fixed CPC or a maximum CPC where publishers find the best placements for the maximum bid or a lower cost.
CPC = Advertising Cost/Number of Clicks
Get Featured On Mobile Marketing Reads!
We help companies in the mobile marketing ecosystem to reach a qualified, engaged audience for branding, thought leadership,and lead-generation.
LATEST MOBILE MARKETING NEWS
MONOPOLY GO! Download and Revenue Statistics (2025)
MONOPOLY GO! is a mobile game developed by Scopely, which is a digital adaptation of the classic board game Monopoly. In MONOPOLY GO!, players can enjoy the traditional Monopoly gameplay on their mobile devices, allowing them to buy, sell, and trade properties to become the wealthiest player in the game. The game features various updates […] More
Instagram introduces paid testimonials: A new revenue stream for creators
Meta, Instagram’s parent company, has unveiled a fresh addition to its Partnership Ads, known as Testimonials. This feature enables creators to provide written endorsements in the form of comments on sponsored posts and advertisements, giving them a direct avenue to monetize their influence. This move capitalizes on a practice that has long been prevalent across […] More
- in News, Trends & Reports
Facebook dominates social media landscape with 90% consumer adoption
A staggering nine out of ten consumers worldwide now have a Facebook profile, highlighting the social media giant’s continued dominance in the digital landscape. According to a January 2025 report from Sprout Social (revealed via eMarketer), Facebook remains the most widely used platform, cementing its place as a crucial hub for communication, entertainment, and commerce. […] More
