Get paid for each and every visitor that you have with pay per play

For people who have been using online money making opportunities to generate an income and for people who are interested in such prospects, affiliate marketing is certainly not a new concept. Yet if you don’t know what it is here we go; affiliate marketing is a way to make money through your website with the help of pay per click advertisements.

The workings of this opportunity are fairly simple, there are several product manufacturers and service providers who would like to advertise their products online. Now there are several ad brokers like Commission Junction and even Google that offer to place the advertisements of these companies on websites. For instance Google will place the advertisement on their search pages or they may even place the advertisement on the websites that are working with Google Adsense.

The website owners do not get paid for letting Google or CJ place the advertisements on their sites but when a visitor clicks on these advertisements and / or buys a product through these advertisements the website owner is paid a cut of the business that his website has managed to generate. Now anybody who has been involved with CJ or Google Adsense will tell you that this is where the catch lies both companies expect you to make at least a certain minimum revenue each month, in other words they would expect your site to generate a minimum number of clicks each month and failure to do so would mean that your website may be removed from the program.

Also they are sometimes apprehensive about letting website owners from Asian countries like Indian and China participate in these programs. So to put it quite simply as a web site owner, you may run the advertisement for several weeks and yet not make a dime unless you get a click. However there is a new way to make money online through advertisements that does not involve the mandatory clicks and it’s called pay per play. The concept is still the same of advertiser wanting to display promotional material on high traffic sites but this time around the advertisements are in the audio format.

The workings of this program are again fairly simple. Each time visitor opens your site, the audio advertisement is played and you get paid for it. In other words you are getting paid for each visitor to your site. The best part is that these advertisements don’t exceed duration of 5 seconds and have the same algorithm as the Goggle advertisements with the only difference that it is played as an audio clip at every page load. Anyone with a website or blog can be eligible to place the Pay Per Play ads on their website. There is no charge to open a Pay Per Play account. It's also simple to paste the given code onto any webpage where a website owner wants a visitor to hear the advertisements.

The ads will be related to the webpage content and they do not take up any visual space on the webpage. Pay-Per-Play offers a way for big advertisers to this huge audience through this massive listening network. This network is bigger than television, radio and all other forms of media combined! The advertisers can target the ads contextually to match the site, or geographically, or even time-of-day. Unlike Television and Radio, the listener is sitting at the computer, having just clicked on a link to open a new page in their browser. They are attentive and waiting in anticipation for the new page to load when the ad plays.

The ad grabs their attention and they actually think about it. Does this mean that Google ASdsense is history or on its way out? Well now exactly because quite simply if you were to place too many pay per play advertisements on your site they may interfere with the music or even the downloading of the page.

However it is possible at least for now to make the two programs pay per play and pay per click coexist and if you can make revenue from both fronts why stop at one? Most of the controversy surrounding audio ads comes from self-proclaimed marketing experts, who claim the ads are "intrusive" and will drive away hard earned traffic. An extensive marketing study performed by Net Audio Ads found this simply not the case. The study showed that 80% of a website or blogs visitors will not have their speakers turned on. The good news is the publisher gets paid either way. The study also found less than .002% of web surfers found the ads intrusive enough to never return to the site again. The Internet is changing, and people are becoming more tolerant of audio and video advertising, to the point of actually expecting it. This is particularly true of younger people.

Currently the company that offers thus service has a website which is in its beta phase and they are expected to launch their fully functional version in the next few months. The company offers 25% of the customer earnings that company makes from advertisements displayed on your site. But wait; that’s not all they also have a referral system in place. So when you refer another website that also agrees to include pay per play ads on their site you make 5% of what of the income generated by the advertisements on this website and the referral program even goes to the third tier. Since the program is still in its infancy this is by far the best time to jump on the bandwagon.

If you are tired of worrying about the number of clicks that your Google or CJ advertisements are receiving, pay per play advertisements may be the perfect solution for you. After you can generate a substantial income even if you get a few dozen visitors each day, This is definitely a program that needs to be considered whether you are a pro at online money making or a new comer to the industry.