NetAudioAds (Voice2Page) Pay Per Play Ads FAQs

I emailed Larry Host, the CTO of Voice2Page with the following questions and here is his reply.

1. How much can I earn every time an audio message is played?

Our pricing is based on a cost per thousand impressions (CPM) and one ad play at a CPM of $20 is about $0.002.

2. How often do the audio messages get played per visitor?

Each visitor receives and ad when they first hit your domain. If a visitor stays longer that 3 minutes, they are then qualified to hear a second ad and another every three minutes until they leave your base domain, regardless of which of your pages they are on.

3. What payment options do you offer?

You may choose one of four methods: Paypal, direct deposit to either Bank of America or Wells Fargo Bank, or by snail mail check to your address.

4. What is your payout percentage?

The website that publishes the ad is paid 25% of the net received CPM. We pay out 25% to the actual publisher out of the net COLLECTED proceeds for ads. Just so you know the split, 25% for the publisher, approximately 20% for the ad agency and 10% for the referrer chain. We keep 45% of working gross to fund the company, the server farm, etc.

5. How often do you pay your publishers?

Weekly, on Friday, for ads played and paid for through midnight the preceding Saturday.

6. Do you only pay publishers for ads played to visitors from certain countries (like USA, Canada etc) only?

We currently only accept ads in English. If we play an ad, you get paid for it.

7. Do you have an audit period before you pay your publishers?

The audit process and the publisher payment are not interrelated except for the occasional advertiser who waits for audit results before paying their invoice.

8. Do you have any competitors in this “pay per play” industry?

Our process is patent pending and our research shows that we appear to be the only team in the league.

9. Is Voice2Page.com‘s publisher referral model an MLM model?

NO, it is simply a definition of the inevitable question of ‘What do I get for sending a friend to you?”. In an MLM, layers descend infinitely whereas with PPP there are only three levels and there is no further descent where the top guy falls off.