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Google is running a promotion now that will give you $2,000 if you spend $1,000 on a radio ad. They call it their Audio Ads program. How’s that for instant cash? Even though you don’t get the cash in hand, you’ll get it as a credit in your advertising account. So if you’re planning to test out radio ads anyway, now would be a good time to do so.

If you want to get more money in your account, you can also use their Ad Creation Marketplace and get a $300 credit. Using their ad creation marketplace you can get professionals to bid for your job. Usually the responses come within 24 hours after you post your ad. Just describe what you need and how much you intend to spend. If I were going to advertise on radio, I would definitely try out the service. Besides, most providers who create the audio ads for you will give you all the rights to use the ads. So in addition to using it for radio advertising, you can also use the audio clip as part of your site.

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