•  What is "PTP"?
PTP simply means "Paid to Promote". Members of a site offering "Paid to Promote", have a special link which can be promoted at any approved site. For each valid click of your PTP link, you will receive points or cash.

•  What is "CPM"?
CPM means "Cost Per 1,000". Programs offering the PTP feature will pay you a certain amount of money "per 1,000" credits earned from your PTP link. Here is an example: "70 cents for each 1000 credits". In order for a click to be valid, the person clicking it must let it (the page) load completely. As well, most PTP links can only be clicked on once every 12 or 24 hours. So the person must not only let the page fully load, but they can only click on it once per the minimum time period.

•  What are "PTP Tier Groups"/"Country Categories"?
Although you earn 70 cents "CPM", your true earnings are based on the location of the people clicking on your PTP link. Each country is part of a tier group. In other words, different countries fall in different catagory ratings, based on the advertising demand of that particular country. For example, the United States and Canada fall in Tier 1 (or Category 1). And countries such as Hong Kong and China fall in Tier 5 Open/Anonymous proxy : Each hit will count as 0 credits
Members are able to convert credits to cash. There is no maximum amount member can convert, only minimum. In the PTP section there is a "convert" link, which will appear once you reach the required amount of credits. The convert link will convert all your PTP credits into cash.

•  Are there PTP restrictions?
Generally speaking, all PTP links will come with restrictions. You will need to visit the Paid to Promote section of each program to check their own particular guidelines, but here are some general rules you will need to follow when promoting your link:
*You are only allowed to promote your link at "approved" sites.
*You are not allowed to promote your link in other PTP rotators (at programs also offering PTP)
*You are not allowed to use any kind of rotators that enables hiding the real http:// referrer
*You are not allowed to promote it at an autosurf site

•  How to get hits to your PTP link?
In order to get hits to your PTP link, you must advertise it. Assuming the program you want to advertise at is on the "approved" list, it is important not to confuse your regular referral link with your PTP link.

•  Advertising at a Traffic Exchange:
Another way to advertise, if you cannot afford to pay for an ad (or simply choose not to pay), is to promote at some kind of Manual Traffic Exchange program. With these programs, you surf or click paid links, in exchange for hits to your own link. As to how many free hits you receive to your link, that all depends on how much you surf. Traffic Exchanges will tell you what the surf ratio of their programs are (1 hit for every 2 sites you visit, and so on).