What is Cost-Per-Day (CPD)

What is Cost-Per-Day (CPD)

Cost-Per-Day (CPD) is an online advertising pricing model indicating the cost of an ad, usually a sponsorship, for the entire day on a website or app. Publishers usually work off of a cost-per-day model for advertisers who want to skin or have a big background ad on the website. 

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