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The test was first reported on the blog SeekingAlpha, where author David Jackson--who currently accepts AdSense ads--posted an e-mail from the Google AdSense team. "You get paid whenever a site visitor clicks on the ad on your site AND performs a specified action, such as generating a lead or purchasing a product," the e-mail read.

The e-mail also stated that publishers would have more control over how the ads were displayed. "These ads are very different in that you will be able to choose amongst a selection and you will also have more flexibility in promoting them," the e-mail said. "Since this is a test and these CPA ads are not regular ad units, we are giving you more flexibility in saying things like 'I recommend this product' or 'Try JetBlue today' next to the CPA ad unit. However, you should still not incite someone to click on the ad, so saying 'Click Here' is not ok."

According to the e-mail, the cost-per-action ads will not compete with Google's AdSense cost-per-click ads, and will be displayed on a different network, dubbed the "Content Referral network."

If Google cost-per-action ads become more widely available, the search giant could attract a large group of new advertisers to whom the model appeals. "It will attract advertisers that might have been using CPA networks," said David Berkowitz, director of strategic planning for search engine marketing firm 360i. "Given the success of CPA networks, I'd say a lot of advertisers are going to be asking questions about this."