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LinkedIn and Ryze are two of the more popular online networks that facilitate business-oriented connections. Ecademy, Spoke, and OpenBC are among the more specialized sites.
A content network, such as those at Google or Yahoo! Contextual Search, are advertisements served on web pages next to the content containing the keywords being bid on.
Network Effect
the phenomenon whereby a service becomes more valuable as more people use it, thereby encouraging ever-increasing numbers of adopters.
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CPA networks are websites that link advertiser's to web site owners. In return for this they take a commission on all successful transactions.
affiliate networks act as an intermediary between affiliates and the merchant's affiliate program. They normally offer services to both affiliates and merchants including reporting and payment services. An example of an affiliate network is ClickBank.
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Affiliate networks offer tracking technology, reporting tools, payment processing, and access to a large base of affiliates.
Network
A group of two or more computer systems linked together in a LAN or a WAN.
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Networking
A business referral network established with the objective of providing a structured environment for the growth and development of the business membership through the exchange of quality referrals.
networking
establishing an informal set of contacts among people with common social and business interests as a source of prospects, for the exchange of information, and for support
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Network Marketing (MLM) - A type of business that pays commissions to people based on the sales of other people that they recruit. The person who recruits others is called the upline, while the person who was recruited is called the downline.
Network - an electronic system for communicating from one computer to another
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A connecting system which allows simultaneous telecasting of a single origination by a number of stations.
Network (ad network) ; an aggregator o broker of advertising inventory from many sites, for example, 24/7 Media.
Newbie ; A term to describe anyone new to an area, whether it be a particular forum online or the Internet.
NETWORK: A group of computers that communicate together. This term is also used to describe the physical medium and equipment used to facilitate that communication.
Networked Economy: [net] This refers to the fact that as consumers, we are now connected together, through the network of the internet.
Ad Network Advertising space in a group of web sites for the purpose of maximizing revenue and minimizing administrative costs. Ad Rotation Different ads and different ad sources are often rotated in the same space on a web page.
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Not all of your referrals need to come from satisfied clients. Many can come from the relationships you nurture with people who may never become clients - Centers of Influence.
ad network A company that contracts with a number of Web sites to sell advertising space on the sites. See advertisement and run of network.
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Debit Networks:
A multitude of companies that honor card transactions by debiting the cardholder's checking account for the purchase amount. Debit Networks are smaller than their credit based counterparts and are more numerous.
Neural Network:
A process of quantifying text information from focus groups by coding appropriately into a computer and then analyzing results.
Social Networking Websites - Social networking websites are websites where users can log in to create a profile for themselves and then interact with other members.
Ad Hoc Network - A temporary grouping of stations to carry a specific program.
Adjacencies - Commercial announcements which are next to, or adjacent to, a program rather than in breaks within the main body of the program.
Run-of-network (RON): A run-of-network ad is characterized as an ad that is set to run on all sites or apps within a given network without any specified targeting selections.
Social Networking
It is the process of building an online set of contacts for communities of people who share common interests and activities.
Social Network: Online networks of communities who share interests and activities or who are interested in exploring the interests and activities of others, which necessitates the use of software.
Social Networks
Places on the Internet where users congregate online to converse, exchange ideas and, in the Internet Marketing world, market products and drive traffic.
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Social Networking - A type of Social Media, Social networking Web sites allow users to interact and create or change content on the site.
content network: A group of Web sites that agree to show ads on their site, served by an ad network, in exchange for a share of the revenue generated by those ads. For example: Google AdSense or the Yahoo Publisher Network.
Content Network
The network of websites that are being subscribed to the Google AdSense program and thus can display the Ads by Google.
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NETWORK
Known as national media outlets whose audiences are nationwide.
NET UNDUPLICATED AUDIENCE
The combined cumulative audience exposed to an advertisement.
Network: Two or more computer systems that are linked together.
Nixie: A mailing piece returned by the Postal Service because of an inaccurate or undeliverable name and address.
Ad Network - A advertising company that usually serves as a broker between web site publishers and advertisers. Larger ad networks aggregate sites into general categories so that they can offer advertisers targeted buys.
Ad networks are a game of margins. Marketers who track user action will have a distinct advantage over those who do not.
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The network of organisations necessary to distribute goods or services from the manufacturers to the consumers; the distribution channel therefore potentially consists of manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, and retailers.
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Social networking site. Useful for finding the next job, connecting up with old school/uni/work colleagues, or finding joint venture partners. LinkedIn
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A computer network covering a small geographic area, like a home, office, or group of buildings e.g. a school.
Contextual Network - Also called Content Ads and Content Network, contextual network ads are served on web site pages adjacent to content that contains the keywords being bid upon.
magazine networks - A group of magazine owned by one publisher or assembled by an independent network that offers advertisers the opportunity to buy space in a variety of publications through a packaged deal.
Affiliate Network: A network composed of a group of merchants and affiliates. Merchants join the network in order to have affiliates promote their products.
affiliate network - intermediary providing services for affiliate merchants and affiliates.
affiliate software - software that provides tracking and reporting of sales, registrations, or clicks from affiliate links.
RON - Run Of Network - Where ads (usually CPM banners) are shown (rotated) across the pages of the entire network of sites owned by a company, or controlled by a particular advertising network.
management networks A network of informal contact between individual managers.
market economy The allocation of resources is determined by the invisible hand of the price system.
SNS: (Social Networking Site)
Online places where users can create a profile for themselves, and then socialise with others using a range of social media tools including blogs, video, images, tagging, lists of friends, forums and messaging.
Network A national or regional group of affiliated broadcast stations contractually bound to distribute radio or television programs for simultaneous transmission.
MSN (MicroSoft Network) / Bing
Microsoft's search engine.
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Carrier / Mobile Network Operator
Also known as MNO, a mobile network operator is a telecommunications company that provides various services to subscribers of mobile phone plans.
Hidden Layer An group of internal nodes inside of a Neural Network which it uses to build a model. The less known about hidden layers by non statisticians, the better.
DNS or Domain Name System A system that enables computer networks to locate Internet domain names and translate them into IP addresses.
Adwords ads can also appear across Google's content network of Adsense publishers. Algorithm A set of rules that search engines use to rank the results of any search query.
In-Store Media in-house media, usually radio or TV networks, inside department or variety stores to encourage foot traffic and generate more sales; music and news, as well as commercials and promotion, are carried by the media.
Contextual Link Inventory: To supplement their business models, certain text-link advertising networks have expanded their network distribution to include contextual inventory.
Gateway: An equipment Footbridge which connects several networks, using possibly different standards, by making functions of routing. Intermediate computer which passes on information packages on a network towards the indicated destination.
To supplement their business models, certain text-link advertising networks (like Google) have expanded their network distribution to include 'contextual inventory'.
It is expressed as a four-part series of numbers separated by periods that identifies every sender and receiver of network data. The numbers represent the domain, the network, the subnetwork and the host computer. For example: 127.0.0.
Email Address is a name or a string of characters that spot a specific electronic mailbox on the whole network to which one can send mail. Email addresses are the spot through which one can send mail or can receive mail through it.
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