Latest Average CPM 2015

2015 average "cpm rate" data updates of cost per impression rates into different channel categories  on online Cost per thousand advertisement pricing base through impression views like online, mobile, radio, television, cable, newspaper, videos and social media campaign investment.

Online Mobile and Desktop Ads,

Did you know the latest update of online marketing average CPM in 2015, Mobile cpm's is falling down while desktop is expecting this year 2015 increase up to 25% than past year, Because so much more ads in mobile has not totally trusted, lesser value, low quality, and less targeted, But mobile ads campaign is lesser investment than the other advertising campaign channels.

Video Ads Pricing Value Increase this year 2015,

Online Marketers knew that video advertising average rate is very expensive production cost than other categories, Specially when creating ads to target your consumers only in few seconds just changing their mind to buy your products, But choosing this method we guaranteed 85% your product will gaining sales than the other different typical banner campaigns even they use interactive, digital banner, or rich media banners.

Average CPM rate for Video,

Example Computation per Average CPM,
If YouTube before telling the average cpm rate ranging worldwide from $0.10 to $6.00 per thousand impressions, This time online marketers must expect that maybe this year the price rate will increase up to $0.70 - $8.00 - $10.00 per thousand impression cost of your campaign.

2015 Radio Average CPM,

Disclaimer: This is not stable pricing list,
How much does a 30 second radio advertising cost? According to past year data records on average radio ads campaign price cost per thousand impression is about $1.00 - $18.00 compared this year 2015 it's minimum of $4.00 per thousand impression on targeting loyal daily listeners. Did you notice that the price almost 400% average rate hike. Marketing Benefits Of Radio Advertising Business.

The Most Expensive Cities which involved in CPM|Cost per impression Radio Advertising,

1. Fredericksburg - $30
2. Trenton’s - $30
3. Philadelphia - $13.00
4. Targeting Adult Age 25-54 Radio CPM minimum of $20 - $50 to $150.

Top 10 0f Most Top 40 U.S. Free Radio Stations

Keep up-to-date on Cision prime ten, including regular listings of the highest 10 newspapers, magazines and broadcast outlets in a particular category. This list includes the highest ten online radio stations within the U.S. That includes prime forty music programming, based on the Arbitron P12+ Cume Estimate.

WHTZ-FM - Z-100 – New York
KIIS-FM - 102.7 KIIS-FM – Los Angeles
KAMP-FM - AMP 97.1 – Los Angeles
WXRK-FM - 92.3 NOW FM – New York
WQHT-FM - Hot 97 – New York
WKSC-FM - 103.5 KISS-FM – Chicago
WBBM-FM - B96 FM – Chicago
WXKS-FM - Kiss 108 – Boston
KHKS-FM - 106.1 Kiss FM – Dallas-Forth Worth
WIHT-FM - Hot 99.5 – Washington, D.C.


Readmore: Standard Radio Broadcast Advertising Cost
There is no cheapest way in terms of investment to reach and collect the real quality audience.

2015 TV Broadcast CPM Advertising Rates,

What is an average TV CPM/Telebroadcasting is one of the most powerful ad campaign in digital advertising campaign, When you are measuring the real ROI of your products indoors to 100 million audiences, But this is also most expensive CPM-Cost per impression.

Latest price list of 2015 tv/cpm Telebroadcast,

- $2.6 million to $3.5 million for a 30-second spot.
- $10 to $30 per CPM for (1,000 home audiences) in local broadcasting
- $35 to $50 per CPM for (1,000 home audiences) in primetime commercial ad spot on a popular networks.

Last year 2014 the regular TV Cost & CPM Trends- Network TV Primetime (M-Su) is about $24.76 per thousand home viewers.

Content Banner Advertising Hit Map

: Making Money with Your Content

Average CPM Rate for Social Media Lead

Based on online report videos, photos, marketing firm, products, tools, social media is the best option on selling, notifying, targeting leads "CPL" , cost per acquisition in targeting "CPA" for massive subscriber's and other business
.
Today let's talk; how this happen in right way?

The most effective social media cpm advertising model based on leads are Facebook, Twitter, TweetAdder, Tweet Eye, Google plus, But be careful of those sites had tons of page views and impressions but low conversation rates, As stated before, social networks monetize poorly
of course, sites with lots of pageviews are often ones that are general, are sticky, and have lots of context-less social content. I’ve written up a broader discussion of social network monetization.

Back to small sites versus large sites

Now, this article discusses the idea that small sites monetize better than large ones.
I think that’s actually a correlation rather than a causation. There are a ton of small sites out there, and much of their traffic comes from Google. It’s much harder to build a functioning social site where people coming back daily than a site where people occasionally stumble on it through their search engine.

Social Media

Social media marketing is a relatively new marketing tactic. Marketers often track both the CPM and the CPI, or cost per interaction, for social media, and they use both metrics to judge the costs and effectiveness of their marketing efforts.

The average CPM for social media banner advertising is $1 to $4, but the price can vary considerably. Highly competitive keywords often cost more. The trick to getting the costs down is to find unusual and targeted keywords that cost less.

CPL (Cost per Lead)

The Cost per Lead (CPL) pricing model is based on a price per contact which makes it the adequate choice for campaigns without direct sales goals, e.g. subscription to newsletters, inquiries for sales conversations etc.

Possible desired average eCPA or eCPL social media metrics rate,

Let's demonstrate using another example. Say a publisher offers you a $25 CPM and you have a target eCPA/eCPL of $50. The publisher also shares with you that average CTRs for the placements you're considering range from 0.05 percent to 0.10 percent. For the sake of this calculation, you assume an advertiser site conversion rate of 1.5 percent.

The calculator to complete the variables of which you can manipulate then looks like this. Follow the calculations in boldface.

A	Target CPA	$50
B	CPM	$25
C	Impressions purchased	?
D	Assumed CTR	0.05%
E	Clicks achieved	(C x D)
F	eCPC	N/A
G	Assumed conversion rate	1.5%
H7	Conversions achieved	(E x G)
I	Total cost of impressions	(B x C÷1000)
J	eCPA	(I÷H)

So now let's fill in the blanks to try to determine if this campaign would be viable with your $50 eCPA:

A	Target CPA	$50
B	CPM	$25
C	Impressions purchased	1,000,000
D	Assumed CTR	0.05%
E	Clicks achieved (C x D)	500
F	eCPC	N/A
G	Assumed conversion rate	1.5%
H7	Conversions achieved (E x G)	7.5
I	Total cost of impressions (B x C÷1000)	$25,000
J	eCPA (I÷H)	$3,333.33

You can see by this example that the advertiser's target CPA would be unattainable.

 If, however, the publisher came down in price (e.g., $15 CPM) and you work to optimize the campaign to the higher CTR (0.10 percent) and/or improved the site conversion process by even one-half percent to 2 percent, your campaign figures could look vastly different...but still not reach your target:

A	Target CPA	$50
B	CPM	$15
C	Impressions purchased	1,666,667
D	Assumed CTR	0.10%
E	Clicks achieved (C x D)	1,667
F	eCPC	N/A
G	Assumed conversion rate	2.0%
H7	Conversions achieved (E x G)	33
I	Total cost of impressions (B x C÷1000)	$25,000
J	eCPA (I÷H)	$750

On this calculations formula ahead of time helps you determine what kind of CPMs and CTRs could work for your campaign. This could help you pare down publishers right out of the gate or go to the publishers with a target CPM in mind. It can also help you bring your advertiser down to reality: if the math doesn't work and they demand performance, then they either cannot expect their ad to run with a certain "wish list" publisher or they need to adjust their expectations.