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Keywords:
Affiliate,
Merchant,
Customarily,
Customary,
Pps
Where web merchants reward partners (affiliates) for sending converting web traffic to them.
Pay-per-sale is not customarily used for ad buys. It is, however, the customary way to pay Web sites that participate in affiliate programs.
The commission structure where the merchant pays a percentage or flat fee to the affiliate based on the revenue generated by the sale of a product or service to a visitor who came from a affiliate's site.
Program where an affiliate receives a commission for each sale of a product or service that they refer to a merchant's web site.
PPS): Programs in which the affiliate receives a commission for each sale of a product or service that they refer to a merchant's web site.
This program, as it implies, pays an affiliate for each sale of a product or service that they refer to a merchant's site.
See Cost per Sale.
When a merchant will pay an affiliate for each sale that is generated by a user over the course of a designated amount of time.
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