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Banner Ad

An advertisement embedded in a webpage. A banner ad is commonly at the top or the bottom on a page, but may be placed anywhere. Advertisers may pay by the number of clicks or by the number of views. A banner ad is also called a web banner. See also: CPC, CPM.
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Or maybe advertisers have woken up to the fact that the success of a banner ad campaign cannot just be judged on click-thorough rates but on increased brand awareness.
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