There’s a lot of money spent each year for pay-per-click (PPC) internet advertising. According to Microsoft, over $60 Billion dollars was spent in 2008, but that includes other forms of advertising as well. Where is all that money going?
PPC advertising uses a collaborative business model. The players are (a) advertising service providers such as Google and Yahoo, (b) the advertiser who creates and purchases ad displays or clicks, (c) website owners who allow ads to be placed on their sites, and of course the end user customer who clicks on the ads.
In the current scheme, the advertisers pay the ad service providers, who either display the ads on their own search results pages or pay the website owners to display the ads. The advertiser make their money back from the sales they generate. The only party who doesn’t make a dime is the customer who searches and clicks on the ads.
Well, that’s about to change.
A new service is being rolled out that pays the user to click on ads. Getting paid to click on ads has been tried in the past, but it never works very well. The latest model is a fresh approach. The idea here is to build a motivated network of users who get paid not so much for their own clicks but for their “team” of people who registered through them, down 7 levels.
By the way, it’s free to register and start earning money.
For full details, I’ve put together a website that will hopefully answer all your questions. You can take a look at http://getthebar.830pm.com
Tags: Pay-Per-Click, ppc
