This study used eye tracking to analyze which advertisement panels on a website received the most attention from users. Nine participants' eye movements were tracked as they browsed the site. The amount of time spent looking at different ad zones was measured and used to rank the zones. The results showed that some zones received significantly more attention than others, which could potentially justify differential pricing for advertisers. However, the differences were not large enough alone to establish a new pricing model, though premium pricing was still recommended for certain zones that received more attention.