Keyaudioads – enabling millions to hear your message

Added: (Mon Nov 10 2008)

Pressbox (Press Release) - The vast majority of businesses use some form of internet advertising to relay their marketing messages to consumers. Websites are crammed full of advertising banners, contextual links, video ads and more, all of which steal the available space for actual useful content. Now keyaudioads has entered the advertising marketplace offering a unique and innovative audio advertising alternative.

Audio ads are short and snappy messages which advertisers create to market their brand, products and services. The audio ads play automatically when a web page loads and providing the internet user has their speakers turned on, they will hear that audio ad.

Keyaudioads appeal to website publishers because they are an excellent monetizing method. Publishers place a small piece of code within their HTML and this allows audio ads to be delivered to their website. Publishers earn a share of the advertiser revenue for every audio ad that is played. This has been called pay-per-play and is very popular with webmasters because the audio ads do not take up valuable space on the web page and require no special placement, unlike traditional pay-per-click ads that have to be carefully positioned on a web page, and only earn revenue when an internet user clicks the ad.

H Kenrick from allmynumbers.co.uk said “We think keyaudioads are an excellent idea and a very innovative way to tell people about our service. Because we can change our audio ad in real time, we can experiment with different scripts to see which one works best.”

A well produced audio ad can have massive positive impact on an attentive listening audience. Since the audio ad plays automatically when the web page loads, advertisers can be assured that someone is listening to their message; something that can’t be said of radio and TV. As the popularity of keyaudioads grows, we predict advertisers will be forced to shift their online marketing efforts from traditional banners to audio ads