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AVS
(Adult Verification System):
An Adult Verification System (AVS) sets up a password protected entry
for web sites that do not want their web sites to be "publicly accessible"
to people under the age of 18. AVS systems benefit the webmasters by providing
them a free age verification service for their sites. AVS systems benefit
the surfer by issuing them an adult ID which allows them to access all
the participating sites with one password. By signing up with a age verification
system, you only have to verify your age once.
Banner
Exchange:
Athird party "provider" collects banner ads from the members
and displays your site's ad on other member's sites. The frequency at
which your ad is displayed depends on the number of times other member's
ads are displayed on your site.
Blind Link:
Links that appear to go one place but really go some place else.
Chargeback:
Denial of the order or the receipt of the goods after it's already been
charged to a persons credit card.
Circle Jerk:
Has the look and feel of a TGP or link list site but all the links on
the page are normally blind links to sponsors and to other sites.
Click-Thru Program:
A sponsorship program that pays webmasters for every click or visitor
that they send to their site.
Colocated
This would be when you own the server and rent rackspace and buy bandwidth
for the server at a datacenter, this can generally be the most costly
of your choices.
Content:
Any material for your website that surfers can see or use.
Content Provider:
A company that takes pictures or produces video then sales it to webmasters
to use on their website.
Copyright Laws:
Copyright is a form of protection provided by the laws of the United States
(title 17, U.S. Code) to the authors of “original works of authorship,”
including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain other intellectual
works. This protection is available to both published and unpublished
works.
CPM:
Term to define the advertising cost for a website. CPM stands for cost
per thousand ad impressions.
Dead Or Broken Link:
A link on a website that no longer works or takes you to a error page.
Dedicated Hosting:
Is when you host your site on a whole server, and you are the sole user
of this box, this is far superior to shared hosting of course because
then you know how much strain you are putting on the server. And most
importanly you don't own this server you lease it on a month to month
basis.
Exit Traffic:
Anytime anyone leaves your site. There are programs that can help webmasters
earn cash from exit traffic as well.
E-Zine:
Online magazine.
Fetish:
Being sexually aroused by a body part or object.
Free Site:
An adult site that surfers can access for free. (Link List or TGP)
Hit Counter:
Used to track the number of visits from surfers to your site.
Hot-Linking:
When someone links to images or material on your site or server instead
of linking directly to their own.
Link List:
A free site that offers links to other websites. Sort of like a directory
or search site.
Per Signup:
Sponsorship programs will pay webmasters a fee for each surfer that they
refer that signs up to one of their pay sites.
Pic Post:
A free site that allows you to post a picture along with a ad banner/button.
Normally you can post to these type sites daily.
Rebill:
This occurs after a surfer has signed up to your website. It's a monthly
recurring fee they pay to remain a member.
Shaving:
Is where a sponsor pays you for less signups or hits then you actually
got. They basically change the info to read differently then what it should.
Semi-Dedicated
Hosting
An added twist, is when you share half a server or a quarter of a server,
generally the host limits the number of users on the server, some places
I have seen this as high as 6, and as low as 2. Of course this doesn't
mean that the server is going to perform any better
Sponsor Program:
A program that companies use in order to pay webmasters for sending signups
to their pay sites.
TGP (Thumbnail
Gallery Post):
A free site where webmasters can submit galleries for surfers to see.
The TGP will place your link on their site and send traffic to you or
your sponsor.
Third
Party Billing:
A company that handles your credit card processing for a fee.
Top List:
A free site that ranks sites by the amount of traffic they send through
the list.
Uniques:
Number of first time visitors to your site each day.
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