Getting paid to play short audio ads on your site.

With normal Banner/text ad programs on the internet you either get paid based on your click through rate (the number of clicks people make on your ads) or you get paid a percentage of the profits made on a sale or sign up of a new member to a service. These programs can give great results for higher traffic sites but with smaller sites starting up it is nice to get a better start in making money right away with guaranteed income off of each visitor to your site. This also provides webmasters with another vessel to generate income from multiple streams and forms of advertising.Rather then depending on just click through rates

This is where pay per play comes in. A relatively new company named Net Audio Ads offers you a set amount per impression of their ads regardless of click through rate. You can earn more if more clicks are made but if you are only getting a limited number of visitors a day you want to ensure that you are getting money for each visitor.

Net Audio Ads offers you a set rate per thousand impressions in exchange for letting them play their 5-15 second audio ads when your web page loads. Also per visitor they will only play the ad a maximum of once every three minutes per visitor over your whole site so if they are browsing around a lot on your site they won’t get overly annoyed with the frequent ads. In addition to this there is a percentage of people who don’t even have the volume turned on on their computers but you still get paid for each of them.

This site also offers a referral program that allows you to make money off of everyone you refer to the service and a percentage of all of those referee’s earnings as well.

Currently this site is still in the testing phase and only circulates about 100,000 ads in a day so your site might not get many ads in the first little while but this is a great opportunity to get in early with the company as they grow.

Net Audio ads

So go to the link and check out the program for yourself, again I am still testing the service out, from my opinion it looks like a reasonable approach to ad revenue to your site. Once I have a better idea of how much revenue is generated using this service I will report it for everyone to see.

All the best of luck

Mr. Vaughan