Digital marketing term
CPV
CPV (Cost Per View): A view-based purchasing model. This digigund glossary entry explains how the term is used in digital marketing.
Detailed explanation
CPV (Cost Per View), as defined here: the cost of a single view on a video. A term typically used in YouTube advertising.
In the digigund glossary, CPV isn't a definition to memorize in isolation — we look at how it should be interpreted on the campaign, measurement, or site side. When making decisions, it's more useful to consider it together with cpc, cpm, and cpa rather than as a single, isolated metric.
This entry is designed to directly answer "What is CPV?" searches. For deeper, real-world examples, explore the related glossary entries and the practical tips / forum discussions linked below.
Frequently asked questions
- What is CPV?
- It's the cost of a single view on a video. A term typically used in YouTube advertising.
- Why is CPV important?
- When CPV is measured and interpreted correctly, it helps you make more accurate decisions about budget, content, or technical strategy.
Related terms
Internal links for the topic cluster — read these concepts together.
- CPCCPC (Cost Per Click): A click-based purchasing model. This digigund glossary entry explains how the term is used in digital marketing.
- CPMCPM (Cost Per Mille) is the cost of 1,000 ad impressions; it is one of the most common media buying units.
- CPACPA (Cost Per Action) is a pricing and performance model based on completed actions such as a sale or form submission.
- CPLCPL (Cost Per Lead) is a pricing and performance model where you pay based on completed lead actions—typically form submissions.