why is neiman marcus target advertising $400 silk jumpsuits on this site?

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:Jeff all we need to do is click to add revenue to this site? Not actually purchase?

Each time an ad loads, it is an "impression". I get paid based on the number of impressions. However, the rate of pay is determined in part by the "click through rate". So, the more click throughs, the higher the rate. Advertisers track "conversions", which is a purchase generated by someone who arrived via an ad. The conversion rate does not affect my payments, but does factor into whether the advertiser advertises again.

So, best case, click on an ad and buy something. Next best, click on an ad. Good enough, use DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a closet full of silk jumpsuits. What are the rest of you wearing?

Ha! I was wearing mine while out shoveling. The little neckpiece really keeps me warm!

Good one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a closet full of silk jumpsuits. What are the rest of you wearing?

Ha! I was wearing mine while out shoveling. The little neckpiece really keeps me warm!

Good one.

I am so fashion-backward that when I saw the ad (& clicked through to see the whole menu of jumpsuits), I assumed it was an actual trend and fashionable people do indeed buy & wear $400 jumpsuits from Neiman.

I've learned so much in the "Beauty, Fashion & Fitness for Women" forum, but apparently I didn't learn enough.