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I couldn’t find out the exact payment to webmasters, by th evoice2page company, just jet. But I have the percentage of your earnings of what advertiser spend for that particular play. Some thing is better than nothing. Thus I published it here!

The other way you can earn is by simply referring other website owners, online marketing firms, fortune 500 companies, etc. to run PPP ads on their website(s). You will earn a healthy 5% of the total amount that our advertisers spend running ads on your referrals website(s).

Just to be clear… you are not earning 5% of what your direct referral earns (they earn 25%), you you earn 5% of what the advertiser spent to have their ad played on your direct referrals website.

And as a further incentive we have made it possible for you to earn an additional 5% from anyone that your direct referrals bring on board as if you directly referred them!

In summary you will earn:

• 25% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads you serve on your own website(s).
• 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) of those you refer.
• 5% of what the advertiser spends on PPP ads played on the website(s) that your direct referrals bring on board.

Source: http://www.sellingppp.com/

I have posted an article informing you about the emerging trend in online advertisement. In the mean time, I have joined a PPP (Pay per Play) ads company called Voice2Page.

It’s a startup company and will start paying the publishers from Feb. 2008. (That’s what they say?!!) It’s free to join like any other program so I have nothing to loose. I want to give it a try. Currently they don’t have any ads to post here! I am waiting to get hold of one to test. As I have wrote here the ads shouldn’t distract my visitors from fetching information provided here! Content relevancy is to be tested as well. So I am eagerly waiting to test one from them.

PPP can generate more revenue than PPC. The coming year 2008 will see a dramatic change in the way the online ads are presented. Short Audio & video ads will dominate.

If you have a website yourself then I suggest give a try with PPP. If you come across a PPP program don’t forget to comment about it here so that other folks can benefit from such programs too.

The online advertisement is here to stay for a long time with us. Current trends indicate the TV viewers are moving away from the box and entertain themselves in online. Searching for information is better suites the folks than to switch through the channels. Think again! How often you have scrolled through your 50 odds channel to find nothing interesting.

With the dominance of the Internet and growing broadband services the online advertisement is about to move away from PPC to PPP.

What is all this PPC & PPP?

PPC stands for Pay per Click. PPP stands for Pay per Play. So you got it, right?

Since the Google introduced the AdSense there are many PPC advertisers emerged and submerged.

The negative effect of the PPC is that if the ads displayed are not relevant to your content, the chance you get a click is less than 10 percent. Note the point here; your visitor will take note of the ad even though they are not clicking on that ad. There are many reasons for this. One could be that your content is more interesting than the ad. Another is that they are disappointed by the ads in the past as they did not provide what the visitor expects.

I have clicked many such ads. It states FREE this and that. But once you are on their site you will realize it wasn’t you was expecting. Yes! I agree why would some one pay to advertise something they want to give away free. OK! Agreed. But why do these advertisers want to mislead my visitor. I have a cretin responsibility by displaying those ads to my visitors.

NOW! We are moving from this PPC and getting more profitable PPP.

With the broadband service becoming the common mean to connect to Internet, the ads are moving from text based to video ads. Thus these ads do not require click on the ad. The ads will play for a certain time like 5 sec or 10 sec for each unique visitor and the publisher get paid. Thus, enabling the publisher to make more revenue with PPP than PPC.