Session capping
Session capping is a term in online advertising that means restricting (capping) the amount of specific advertising sessions a visitor to a website is allowed to have. It greatly diminishes the amount of money the advertiser can earn.
Here, a session is defined as the total amount of time one visitor spends on a single website, regardless of how many pages he or she visits within that time. When the visitor closes his or her browser, or enters an entirely different website, the session ends. When the visitor returns to the website, a different advertising session can be started. See also session (computer science) and [1]
Session capping is somewhat similar to frequency capping.
Using session capping, a specific advertising scheme can be applied to a website visit. For example, advertisements can be repeated indefinitely within a single session, or a specific order can be implemented.
References
- ↑ Abstract Archived 2008-07-05 at the Wayback Machine
See also
- Frequency capping
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