Low conversion, high win

Only one conversion per year, $30 million per conversion

[jetteroheller]

Just discovered on a web site about space the AdSense ad with maybe the lowest conversion rate

Each conversion is shown worldwide in the massmedia,
around one conversion per year

And the highest turn around per conversion
$30 million

Fly to the space station
Spend a week at the most exclusive destination ever

[ganderla]

Where can I find this affiliate program?

[robsynnott]

Ah, yes, this. It doesn't cost them much, if anything at all, in advertising tho... And quite a lot of the $30million goes on the Soyuz launch, you know...

They're talking about doing a $100million circumlunar flight, as well; a Soyuz, plus a Soyuz-launched rocket block to put it in lunar orbit.

[ebuilder]

You think thats good. Here is an article about a chinese company trying to sell land on the moon. LMAO.

[breitbart.com...]

The surprising thing is that there are no ebay ads on this page for "buy land on the moon cheap".

[Bluepixel]

As if some government would own the moon...
People are so stupid to buy this.

[NoLimits]

I wonder how smart pricing treats these low conversion rate, high dollar conversions.

For example... someone in new car sales would probably not convert very often.... smart pricing can't possibly account for the industry conversion average can it?

The more I think about the potential flaws of Smart Pricing, the more disgruntled I become with the program/company in general.

[Hobbs]

$30 million a trip Not bad at all!
Is that for a 2 way trip?

[bbunlock]

when I had a look at the link that ebuilder posted I saw this in the google adsense on that page

[moonestates.com...]

cant actualy believe people are falling for this?

[AlexMiles]

>Is that for a 2 way trip?

With any luck.

[goingincircles]

They've missed a trick - you'd have thought they would learn something from budget airlines!

FLY INTO SPACE FOR $1!

return trip $29,999,999

[bird]

The more I think about the potential flaws of Smart Pricing, the more disgruntled I become with the program/company in general.

Why do you assume that such an ad would have any detrimental effect on your smart pricing status?

Smart pricing attempts to compare different publisher pages against each other, not different ads. And only ads that actually make their conversions visible to Google will enter into the equation at all. Since nobody gets any conversions (known to the smart pricing algorithm) for this particular ad, nobody should get hurt by it.