Concepedia

Concept

pay-per-click advertising

Parents

40

Publications

1.7K

Citations

105

Authors

52

Institutions

About

Pay-per-click advertising is an online advertising model and a significant research concept within digital marketing, information systems, and online economics. It fundamentally operates on a mechanism where advertisers compensate publishers (such as search engines or social media platforms) only when a user clicks on their displayed advertisement. As an academic domain, research in this area investigates the economic principles and algorithmic mechanisms governing ad auctions, the optimization of targeting and bidding strategies, the influence of ad design and placement on user behavior, the integration of PPC with other digital marketing channels, and its overall impact on market dynamics and firm performance. Its significance derives from its status as a pervasive and economically impactful digital advertising paradigm.

Top Authors

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WT

Cape Peninsula University of Technology

MW

Cape Peninsula University of Technology

YJ

Georgia Institute of Technology

MM

Microsoft (United States)

KT

The University of Texas at Austin

Top Institutions

Rankings shown are based on concept H-Index.

The University of Texas at Dallas

Richardson, United States

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Northwestern University

Evanston, United States

Microsoft (United States)

Redmond, United States