You get paid for EVERY visitor that visits and they don’t even have to click on any ads or anything. All webmasters have to do is insert a piece of java script code like adsense, and when visitors enter a page that has the code, a five second audio is played automatically and the webmaster gets paid.

I think this is going to be the biggest thing since adsense exploded onto the scene because the advertisers that are lined up to start advertising are huge multi nation corporations that will be bidding per play to have their audio played on your site.

This is a new concept and all websites are being accepted with the exception of adult, hate or any other unethical topical websites. If you are interested in signing up, visit http://www.audioppp.com and fill out the form. It only takes about 2 minutes and most are automatically accepted.

I don’t how long automatic acceptance will last so go there know and register while you can. I think pay per play will be huge and you will be doing yourself a huge disservice neglecting it.

Goto http://www.audioppp.com now!

google’s help section for advertisers for using something new: click-to-call. if someone wants to call the advertiser, google will connect them. sounds exactly like what you’re talking about. they may not be doing away with pay-per-click, but they’re certainly going into advertising over the phone.

                There has been an ongoing dialog (see Om Malik’s Guessing Google’s VoIP Plan, for instance) in the blogosphere o [...]

Nice post.

While I wouldn’t rule out pay per call as being part of the equation, I think this is about location-based advertising.

Wifi calls also gives them a free location feed. This can be used to tap into the long tail of offline merchant advertsing, just as they’ve exploited the long tail of online.

More at MobHappy http://mobhappy.typepad.com/russell_buckleys_mobhappy/2005/09/googles_big_ide.html

(If the link doesn’t work, search for Google’s Big Idea).

I’d be intrigued to get your view.

Cheers

Russell

I think this is the reason they are getting into print and also text messaging via dodgeball and google sms. The person has to call up for the print to connect and they’ll connect to the advertiser. But they will provide a simple click with no need to enter a number for text messaging since they already have the person’s cell number. Now, if you take Google Talk with Skype, they can easily do click to call without a number for online ads also because they’ll have the Skype number.

The click to call/VOIP method to connect with advertisers will be unifying factor as people are not searching. They aren’t killing their core base, but they are expanding into areas and growing into “the place to advertise anywhere”. The other reason to this is that they expand into other age demographics they normally may not get. I think text messaging is going to be the age demographic for really young kids. Print will go for much older people. Also note that cell phones and print are two areas that diversifies them out of just having the PC be the only source to make money. They’ll leverage the brand to grow into new mediums and age groups while retaining their core.

If this idea work, they may well be the largest company in the world in a year.

Anurag (Anu) Nigam

PS. I am biased because my company is in the text messaging space.

Google expands Print into EU (Chirac mobilizes troops). Google goes Local in China (SEW) More Om on Google VoIP Technorati launches Blog Finder (and IceRocket has a new Linktracker (via Cuban), which seems like more work that I want to do…)…