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What is Pay-Per-Play Audio?

NetAudioAds Pay-Per-Play (PPP) is an online media channel that plays 5 second audio advertisements like the one you just heard on websites that place the Pay Per Play code on their web pages.

Audio ads are only heard on web pages where the website owner has placed Pay Per Play code and is only heard once on the page. The visitor may hear another ad if they visit another page (that has placed the Pay Per Play code) only after at least 3 minutes have elapsed - although you can opt out of the 3 minute block).

Audio ads do not take up any physical space on your website because they are only heard and not seen.

Pay Per Play audio ads are contextually related to the text content (readable content) of any web page where the Pay Per Play code is placed.

When placing Pay Per Play audio ads on your website you have the option to disallow competitor ads or ads that you just do not want your website visitors to hear. Every audio ad is reviewed by a human before it is aired on the network (your website). Porn, hate, crime or ads that are questionable in nature are not allowed on the network. The Audio ads are screened so you don't have to, and comply with your specific "no ad" requests.

Pay Per Play is now in huge demand by major branding advertisers as well as small businesses all over the world. As of 2/29/2008 the Pay-Per-Play network has grown to over 25 million websites. This is a strong community and you are welcomed to join at no cost.

How Does Pay-Per-Play Work?

Pay Per Play audio ads play as soon as a visitor arrives on a web page where the Pay Per Play code is inserted. The audio advertisement is only heard and not seen and requires no action from a website visitor.

One of the main benefits of running Pay Per Play ads on your website is the fact that you never send visitors away from your site. This allows you the opportunity to continue to earn from your visitors.

Pay Per Play audio ads play automatically for 5 seconds so website owners need to choose specific pages of their website where it is appropriate for their visitors to hear a single 5 second audio advertisement.

You should be aware that Pay Per Play audio ads are not appropriate for all web pages. It is up to the website owner (you) where they (you) will place audio ads.

More and more advertisers are adopting the 5 second audio adlet. 5 seconds is long enough to leave an impression on the listener and short enough to "not annoy" the visitor - and remember you get paid without them clicking away from your site.

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