Oct 07

How to Protect Yourself From Click Fraud

Tag: articles, click fraud, pay per clickKalena Jordan @ 6:48 am

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BrentmeisterAs a small business owner who spends a considerable amount of money on pay per click advertising, I know how frustrating click fraud can be.

Click fraud occurs in campaigns when somebody clicks on an ad over and over again in a deliberate attempt to either:

  1. Make the advertiser pay for multiple click-throughs; or
  2. Earn the owner of the site (where the ad is featured) commission on click-throughs

If you’ve ever been the victim of PPC fraud, have a read of my latest SiteProNews article: How to Protect Yourself From Click Fraud.

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2 Responses to “How to Protect Yourself From Click Fraud”

  1. Nick Stamoulis says:

    Great article and tips! Search Engines are doing a better job of preventing click fraud but still not enough. There’s too much of it continuing to go on.

  2. Gudrun says:

    Hello. Great job. I did not expect this… This is a great story. Thanks!

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