PPP – Urgent News
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If you’ve been hanging on the sidelines watching to see if NetAudioAds Pay-Per-Play ‘opportunity’ is for real or not, then NOW is the time to decide… As of this Friday it will be too late for you! |
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Why? Because It’s already grown FIVE TIMES larger than they could hope for already!
They had the advertisers lined up after the initial audit to deliver 220 Million Ad plays per month. That sounded like a lot of work to find web publishers like you and me to serve ads for, so they went out and found the best guy for the job, Charles Heflin of SEO 20/20 and Themezoom.
They let Charles ‘go viral’ in his efforts with 2 levels of downline that we can all earn residual income with. This attracted publishers like no other promotion in World history!
As a result, NAA now has the ability to serve 1 BILLION ads per month… 5 TIMES the amount of Ads we have to serve!
In fact, Net Audio Ads’ PPP network can now reach MORE PEOPLE THAN TELEVISION!
(And yes, that has been confirmed by a third-party audit.)
Naturally, that’s very bad news for you that haven’t yet joined…
Because the only sane thing to do is to stop allowing new people into the program.
Effective friday, February 15th, NAA will no longer be taking on new publishers. All of the millions of links on the web out there that people placed to get sign-up under them will all go dead.
They’ve already encouraged us to switch hats and start signing up our local businesses as new Advertisers, which will help us quickly fill the void. (And they pay handsomely in residuals for us to do this as well, naturally.)
So with any luck, they may be able to open up to new web publishers again someday, but it is clear that the opportunity to make money off your downline, two levels deep residually, will be gone forever on Feb 15th.
It really doesn’t matter if you don’t like the idea of annoying audio ads!
The debate is over. Do you think that 66 thousand advertisers and growing, who have already paid for 220 million ad plays per month really care what some people with a lower-than-average noise-annoyance threshold feel? That would be bad business.
Make no mistake at all, Audio Ads really are about to be bigger than Television Ads… It’s a 3rd-party audit-approved FACT.
So please do yourself a favor, even if you hate the idea of blaring audio ads playing on websites that you visit, sign up now (it’s free) in order to have one of the coveted “Core partner” accounts that allows you to earn from your downline.
If you miss it, you’ll regret it forever, no matter how threatend you feel now from audio ads blaring across the web.
In a year from now, when such audio online is more common than not, and it has become completely expected on all web pages, you’ll kick yourself for not having one of the partner accounts.
April 28th, 2008 at 11:08 am
You and Luke Parker have my sincere thanks for the invitation.
I must; however, decline with no regrets.
Blaring and intrusive audio files are worse than pop-ups, unders, exits, etc. Like video files they also increase loading time and might well freeze a PC with multiple windows running multiple “fancy files”. I’ll be sure to add a filter, for this latest invasion, to my resident security suites.
Silence=Sanity.
April 28th, 2008 at 11:14 am
Hi Keith,
You are certainly entitled to your opinion and I won’t try to make you do anything you don’t want to do. I myself do not want to listen to the ads any more than you do, but I realize that the advertisers have already paid, the technology is in place and functioning, and nothing short of God coming down and personally putting a stop to it will do PPP in…
So as long as it’s a sure thing, I’m getting mine.
I am putting this invite out there for everyone who wants a downline that really truly pays forever with no effort after their initial push.
That’s an EXTREMELY rare offer in this world, kind of like inheriting a hotel in downtown Manhattan.
Since these accounts won’t be there (that allow sign-ups under you, not that just allow you to play the ads, those will be around again soon, i’m sure) after Friday, I really just want to make sure you people grab the Accounts now so later on you can use them when you change your mind.
Enjoy!
April 28th, 2008 at 11:27 am
Update:
It’s late April and I have FINALLY gotten my first $25 from NAA… It appears they have kept the doors open as well, despite telling me and everyone else that they won’t let any more “charter” publishers in… Apparently they only stopped accepting them for a couple of weeks.
I am increasingly becoming annoyed with NAA and feel that they are hiding a lot from us all.
First of all, they led us to believe that on Feb 1 we’d start getting paid on 100% of our unique traffic.
Then they only opened up the doors to 100,000 plays worldwide daily “For the sake of testing.”
With all my adsense sites and all my downline I was making a few cents a day on MOST days… Not even all of them.
Eventually, in March in fact, they raised that # to 200,000 plays network-wide, so my personal plays would be around 20 a week. (When lucky.)
Immediately after they did that they started pushing really hard for us all to “switch hats” and go sell the service that we already created for them to our local advertisers…
This, to me, screams that they never had many advertisers in the first place and I am convinced that they lied about the 66,000 advertisers and the Major Search Engine backing.
Yes, they have yet to reveal that name too.
I’m very tempted to take my code off of all 380 of my websites that it is currently on, however I can’t seem to shake one important fact: They did a great job getting all of us publishers signed up… What if they do an equally good job getting most of us publishers to sell advertising?
Yes, they most likely lied to us and I’m pretty mad… But it will be more work for me to remove the code than it will to wait and see if they can actually increase their ad plays by making us effective salesmen.
(I won’t be one of the people selling myself, of course, my time is too valuable… But I am convinced that they can afford to pay well to those who do so, and that there are plenty of them.)
So if you’re a NAA PPP member like me, just watch and see if they increase their page views… At least I can vouch for the fact that they do actually send the money once you earn it… And their rate of pay has always been a steady $0.0035 per play for every unique viewer they send.
-Luke