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Block click fraud from bots by frequency-blocking method
What is automatic click fraud from bot?
Automated virtual clicks include bot networks designed to generate click-for-purchase chains. Bots are scripts that behave like users, spread from infected devices and malware, which users unknowingly install without knowing. There are many types of bots, but automatic clicking is the most important part. The bot will look to the ad link and automatically generate clicks. This falsifies the campaign analysis and results. Today automated clicks from bots are used by rivals to sabotage advertising campaigns.
Methods of blocking virtual clicks from bots
To prevent virtual clicks from bots, the most visible method is to only allow IPs to click ads at a certain frequency. After detecting that the IP click on the advertisement exceeds the set number of times, the IP is immediately notified to Adwords to exclude the ad. So this IP will not be able to appear ads anymore, without ads, there is no click hackers.
IP blocking method and frequency of access, although effective, but it is difficult for those who do not have a good grasp of Google Ads knowledge. To find the source of the virtual click also takes a lot of time, personnel. Therefore, the use of tools to support virtual click blocking is a trend that advertisers use. In particular, AutoAds Click fraud prevention is one of the leading products to support more than 30,000 customers, optimizing over 45,000,000 clicks per month.
To set up automatic Click fraud prevention on AutoAds, you just need to set up and simple steps with 4 configuration of automatic virtual click blocking by automatic IP: by Frequency, Carrier, Blacklist IP and Proxy / VPN. Accordingly, setting up virtual click blocking by bots according to the click frequency is made extremely easy
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