PAY PER PLAY: Get Paid On 100% Of Your Traffic with Pay Per Play!
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NetAudioAds officially launched Pay Per Play on Feb 1, 2008, and is already one of the hottest topics of conversation among webmasters. Top marketers are already recognising Pay Per Play as the next big advertising medium online!Pay Per Play: The Promotional Ad
Pay Per Play Ads - Monetize Your Website or Blog!
http://www.ppponlineads.com How would you like to be paid EVERY TIME someone visits your website or blog? To find out more about the service including revenue share and the opportunity to earn a substantial income by referring other webmasters and bloggers, just visit http://www.PPPOnlineAds.com If you want to keep this video for handy reference, please click the heart shaped 'favorites' button below the video.
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What is Pay Per Play?
Pay Per Play (PPP) is an audio advertising medium. A five second ad is played to each visitor that lands on a webpage which includes the ad's script (very much like Google Adsense, except nobody has to click on an ad for the webpage owner to get paid!) In other words, whenever a visitor arrives to one of your pages which includes the PPP code, you're getting paid, hence 100% conversion!
NetAudioAds has a large list advertisers who who pay a fee for every ad of theirs that is played on a website linked to the service. The website that the ad plays on receives 25% commission on the price that advertiser pays, for every ad that's played.
Pay Per Play ads played on a website are topic-specific, so the advertiser's ad is only played on websites related to the product or service they're offering, ensuring that the ad is played to the correct target market. This is done automatically by the script, which will only select and play the most relevant ad related to the page's content, so the webmaster does not need to worry about this. This is a great benefit for both the advertiser and the webmaster, as the advertiser only pays for ads directed at their target market (which they don't get on radio or T.V.), and the webmaster doesn't have irrelevant ads playing on his site, which would likely just annoy his traffic, causing damage to the webpage's reputation!
NetAudioAds has a large list advertisers who who pay a fee for every ad of theirs that is played on a website linked to the service. The website that the ad plays on receives 25% commission on the price that advertiser pays, for every ad that's played.
Pay Per Play ads played on a website are topic-specific, so the advertiser's ad is only played on websites related to the product or service they're offering, ensuring that the ad is played to the correct target market. This is done automatically by the script, which will only select and play the most relevant ad related to the page's content, so the webmaster does not need to worry about this. This is a great benefit for both the advertiser and the webmaster, as the advertiser only pays for ads directed at their target market (which they don't get on radio or T.V.), and the webmaster doesn't have irrelevant ads playing on his site, which would likely just annoy his traffic, causing damage to the webpage's reputation!
PPP FAQ
Pay Per Play: Frequenty Asked Questions
Q: Does the visitor have to click on anything for me to get paid from an audio ad?
A: No, audio ads automatically play when a visitor enters your website. When the audio plays you get paid, no clicks necessary.
Q: How many ads play while somebody is on a page with Pay Per Play code?
A: Only once, when the person loads the page.
Q: Is there any visible control bar on the webpage which includes Pay Per Play code?
A: No
Q: Does the Pay Per Play code slow down the loading of the webpage?
A: Not at all.
Q: Are there any restrictions such as placing PPP ads on free websites or blogs like blogger.com?
A: NO!
Q: Can Pay Per Play be played on networks like Myspace or other social networks?
If the terms of service of a social network allow you to insert the PPP code then yes.
Q: What format is the Pay Per Play code?
A: The PPP code is Java Script
Q: What are the different PPP ad lengths? (5sec, 30 sec, anything else?)
A: By default we only serve 5 second ads. You will have to specifically request 30 second ads and you will be able to choose which pages have 30 second ads.
Q: How many websites can I run PPP ads on and can I track each website's performance separately?
A: As many as you have, and yes each website can be monitored separately.
Q: How have these 5 second audio ads been performing for advertisers?
A: They have consistently outperformed, radio, television and paper ads plus the fact that they spider the website just like Google does, so they only deliver ads that are directly related to the contextual nature of the site.
Q: Many people have sound turned off on their computers (especially in office environments). Advertisers will have to pay for "impressions" that no one even hears. How will PPP handle this issue?
A: It's understandable that this can be of some concern, but on it's wildest day it won't even remotely compare to the click fraud that goes on the pay per click arena! According to NetAudioAds, they will be able to map out a very accurate percentage as to what that loss is, and will be able to adjust for it, and price it accordingly.
Q: Can AdSense ads go with PPP on the same page?
A: Yes, you can place PPP audio ads on any page where other advertising already exists. As of this writing, PPP ads do not violate the Google AdSense terms of service.
Q: What kind of websites can I place PPP ads on?
A: On any website where you would not violate their terms of service.
Q: Is PPP advertising available in languages other than English?
A: Not yet, but that's being worked on!
Q: How many ads are played when a visitor enters a web page with the PPP code inserted?
A: PPP only serves ONE advertisement to the visitor for 5 seconds. No more ads are played to the visitor unless they refresh the page or visit another page in your website that has the PPP code inserted.
Q: Since website owners are PAID PER PLAY, will there ever come a time (like pop-ups or spam) that this too will be overwhelmed and overexposed and end up having more than one play per page (since more plays = more $)?
A: NetAudioAds has cutting edge technology that will allow them to see if someone is abusing the PPP system. In other words a website owner who tries to get multiple plays by spamming the PPP system will find that their revenue does not increase and could ultimately lose their privilege to earn with PPP.
Q: Since PPP will serve Ads based on crawling the content, how do I filter Ads with inappropriate or adult content?
A: No hate, pornographic, or subversive ads will be played period.
me to get paid from an audio ad?
A: No, audio ads automatically play when a visitor enters your website. When the audio plays you get paid, no clicks necessary.
Q: How many ads play while somebody is on a page with Pay Per Play code?
A: Only once, when the person loads the page.
Q: Is there any visible control bar on the webpage which includes Pay Per Play code?
A: No
Q: Does the Pay Per Play code slow down the loading of the webpage?
A: Not at all.
Q: Are there any restrictions such as placing PPP ads on free websites or blogs like blogger.com?
NO!
Q: Can Pay Per Play be played on networks like Myspace or other social networks?
If the terms of service of a social network allow you to insert the PPP code then yes.
Q: What format is the Pay Per Play code?
A: The PPP code is Java Script
Q: What are the different PPP ad lengths? (5sec, 30 sec, anything else?)
A: By default we only serve 5 second ads. You will have to specifically request 30 second ads and you will be able to choose which pages have 30 second ads.
Q: How many websites can I run PPP ads on and can I track each website's performance separately?
A: As many as you have, and yes each website can be monitored separately.
Q: How have these 5 second audio ads been performing for advertisers?
A: They have consistently outperformed, radio, television and paper ads plus the fact that they spider the website just like Google does, so they only deliver ads that are directly related to the contextual nature of the site.
Q: Many people have sound turned off on their computers (especially in office environments). Advertisers will have to pay for "impressions" that no one even hears. How will PPP handle this issue?
A: It's understandable that this can be of some concern, but on it's wildest day it won't even remotely compare to the click fraud that goes on the pay per click arena! According to NetAudioAds, they will be able to map out a very accurate percentage as to what that loss is, and will be able to adjust for it, and price it accordingly.
Q: Can AdSense ads go with PPP on the same page?
A: Yes, you can place PPP audio ads on any page where other advertising already exists. As of this writing, PPP ads do not violate the Google AdSense terms of service.
Q: What kind of websites can I place PPP ads on?
A: On any website where you would not violate their terms of service.
Q: Is PPP advertising available in languages other than English?
A: Not yet, but that's being worked on!
Q: How many ads are played when a visitor enters a web page with the PPP code inserted?
A: PPP only serves ONE advertisement to the visitor for 5 seconds. No more ads are played to the visitor unless they refresh the page or visit another page in your website that has the PPP code inserted.
Q: Since website owners are PAID PER PLAY, will there ever come a time (like pop-ups or spam) that this too will be overwhelmed and overexposed and end up having more than one play per page (since more plays = more $)?
A: NetAudioAds has cutting edge technology that will allow them to see if someone is abusing the PPP system. In other words a website owner who tries to get multiple plays by spamming the PPP system will find that their revenue does not increase and could ultimately lose their privilege to earn with PPP.
Q: Will it also be possible to place PPP ads on small niche sites or will the ads be for more generic sites. If, for example, I run a site on scrapbooking, will the ads only work if there's an
advertiser for crafts etc or would more generic ads run and so
still earn me some income?
A: You can run PPP ads on any type of site as long as the site is not pornographic, promote illegal activities or hate. PPP will try to serve niche specific ads but if one is not found it will play a general ad that would be appropriate for any niche.
How Can I Make Money With Pay Per Play?
An AWESOME Opportunity!
First, and most obviously, placing the Pay Per Play script onto your webpage will earn you 25% of what the advertiser spends on those ads.
Then there's an incredible 2-Tier Affiliate Program as well, which works like this:
Tier 1: Earn 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) you referred.
Tier 2: Earn 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) that your direct referrals bring on board!
Here's the catch: Although Website owners will always be able to earn 25% by hosting the PPP code on their website(s) (this will never end), the affiliate opportunity will ONLY exist for a limited time, as once they have enough partners they will close the opportunity for anyone else to earn by referring others. So...
Then there's an incredible 2-Tier Affiliate Program as well, which works like this:
Tier 1: Earn 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) you referred.
Tier 2: Earn 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) that your direct referrals bring on board!
Here's the catch: Although Website owners will always be able to earn 25% by hosting the PPP code on their website(s) (this will never end), the affiliate opportunity will ONLY exist for a limited time, as once they have enough partners they will close the opportunity for anyone else to earn by referring others. So...
Sample Ads & Sample Code
Wanna try it out first?
So, you want to hear what it sounds like, and give it a test drive first? No Problem! When you click here you'll be redirected to a page where you can listen to a few ads (they're obviously quite generic and not necessarily targeted to any particular market.) You'll also find some sample code you can copy and paste into your your own website to test out.
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Rich007 wrote...
Wow, keep up the good work..never heard of pay per play. Thanks for giving us another way of making money online/
Posted May 17, 2009
by RuggeroSB
I LOVE IM, and I LOVE making money online! But most of all, I LOVE the satisfaction of helping people do the same thing, and sharing knowledge in gene... (more)
