CPV is a pricing model in which advertisers pay for each view of their ad.

Cost Per View (CPV) is a pricing model used in product management that allows advertisers to pay for each view of their advertisement. This model is often used in digital advertising, such as online video ads, and can be used to measure the effectiveness of an ad campaign. With CPV, advertisers only pay when a user views their ad, which makes it an attractive option for those looking to maximize their return on investment. Advertisers can also set a maximum cost per view, so they know exactly how much they are willing to spend on each view. CPV is a great way for product managers to measure the success of their campaigns and ensure that they are getting the most out of their advertising budget.

1. Video Ads: Paying for each view of a video ad, regardless of whether the viewer takes any action after watching the ad. 2. Display Ads: Paying for each time an ad is displayed on a website, regardless of whether the viewer clicks on it or not. 3. Search Ads: Paying for each time an ad is clicked on in a search engine, regardless of whether the user takes any action after clicking on it or not. 4. Social Media Ads: Paying for each time an ad is displayed on a social media platform, regardless of whether the user clicks on it or not.