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CPM means cost per mille, the cost for one thousand ad impressions. Formula: ad spend divided by impressions, times 1,000.
CPM is what you pay for one thousand impressions of your ad. It is the base currency of awareness buying: platforms like Meta, Google Display and YouTube largely price reach in CPM, so it is the number that decides how far a given budget travels before anyone even clicks.
CPM = (ad spend divided by impressions) times 1,000. So thirty thousand rupees spent for two million impressions is a CPM of fifteen rupees. Flip it to plan a campaign: budget divided by CPM, times 1,000, tells you the impressions your money will buy.
Audience and competition matter most. Narrow, high-demand audiences and peak seasons like festive months push CPMs up, while broad targeting pulls them down. Placement matters too: Reels and Stories often cost less than feed, and creative quality quietly lowers CPM because platforms reward ads people actually watch.
A low CPM is not the goal on its own. Cheap impressions that reach the wrong people are expensive in the end. Judge CPM alongside what it leads to, the click, the lead and the sale, rather than chasing the lowest number for its own sake.
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