Pay Per Play
A Breakthrough Technology Has Spawned an Internet Marketing Revolution...
As you read this sentence 2 more people have joined the movement...
This is a free opportunity for you or your company to share in billions of dollars of new found advertising revenue that was formerly reserved for major television networks.
For the first time in history thousands of people are going to share in revenue that was formerly paid to major television networks. Millions of dollars are going to be paid on a residual basis to a "core group" of marketing partners... No hype intended or implied!
Revenue that was once paid to big TV networks will now be shared with this core marketing group. We are now seeking core marketing partners for a limited time.
We need your help to spread the word and in exchange NetAudioAds™ (backed by one of the top 5 major search engines) is willing to compensate you on MANY fronts.
NetAudioAds™ Pay-Per-Play (PPP) advertising is an advertising channel that is set to take the web by storm. Because of the size and scope of this deal (backed by one of the BIG 5 search engines), PPP advertising will become a world wide business media event.
PPP works on a bid management system similar to Google AdWords and will compensate publishers just like Google AdSense but with one critical difference…
Publishers (website owners) will earn revenue on 100% of their traffic... no clicks necessary!
PPP is a way for advertisers (Like Harley Davidson or Taco Bell) to serve a 5 second audio advertisement to website visitors. It is a way for advertisers to target their 5 second audio ad to specific interests, demographics and geographic locations.
Big TV's ad revenue is dwindling because PPP offers advertisers a more cost effective advertising solution that has been providing positive Return on Investment (ROI) for over 2 years. PPP offers advertisers a way to reach their target audience and is the only form of media whose impressions and ad placements are verified by an independent 3rd party.
The Super Bowl is NOTHING Compared to This...
Pay Per Play
Sunday, January 20, 2008
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