NetAudioAds has changed its gears and is buzzing with renewed vigour

NetAudioAds (formerly known as Pay per play) has had a slow and rocky start with a lot of bumps on its road to dominating the audio ads niche. There have been concerns raised by a lot of people about if they can pull this monumental task off.

I have to admit that I also had my moments of uncertainty. Especially when there were no advertisers for sometime and Mike Knox was taken ill with colon cancer. He has come out of the worst of it and has sent word to the publisher network and Voice2Page staff that he is doing well thanks to the prayers of his collegues.

I have been in this internet business since 2005 and have always been looking for that it company that will run like a steam train and become a behemoth in its field. I believe that I have found such a company with NetAudioAds and Voice2Page. They continuously improve their product and delivery to the level that will impress in time.

I know I have been called a cheerleader and an eternal optimist by some of my fellow publishers on NetAudioAds forum. I used to find that insulting but after some thought I realized that its actually a compliment. Who’d thunk?

So before I get carried away with my thoughts, (too late); I would like to announce that NetAudioAds has created a new sign up page found here @ (www.mashcor.com/getaudioads) It is more sleek and professional and I anticipate many people will sign up under me for free and my fellow publishers.

I do believe that at time of publishing this post I have received over 22 000 paid adverts in my downline over the past week without lifting a finger. That’s a healthy amount of activity. I can also see the ads were pretty effective for the Billionaire advertiser when I look at the key2Page rate 5 to 10%. This was direct response from hearing the audio ads. This does not show how many people looked at the site later which can only show the high effectiveness of the Audio ads.

He has no reason not to buy anymore ads and this might be the nudge that NetAudioAds needed to get moving. I will keep you posted. Don’t forget to sign-up.