Kevin Ryan offers a few thoughts on how cost-per-action ads work over at Snap.com. Cost per action? Yes, you decide what action you want to pay for — a click or an actual
acquisition — and bid accordingly. More details from Snap here. The system rolled out at the
end of February, as covered in this press release (PDF file).
Cost Per Action Ads At Snap
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