Click Fraud Protection

[CreativeDaddy]

When the matter is Click Fraud Protection, what's your thought's about the best tool, in terms of best protection/budget.

I would love to hear your opinion and past experience about it.

Regards
CreativeDaddy

 

[Chris Newman]

There is tool that will in reality prevent click fraud from happening. All the tools that claim "click fraud prevention", will simply help in analysis of the fraudulent clicks and preparation of a detailed report about those fraudulent clicks, so that the click fraud victims can present the individual specific detailed reports to Google Ads, etc for the maximum likelihood of getting credits for fraudulent clicks.

 

[Bilal Raheem]

are you working on google ads ?

 

[CreativeDaddy]

There is tool that will in reality prevent click fraud from happening. All the tools that claim "click fraud prevention", will simply help in analysis of the fraudulent clicks and preparation of a detailed report about those fraudulent clicks, so that the click fraud victims can present the individual specific detailed reports to Google Ads, etc for the maximum likelihood of getting credits for fraudulent clicks.

Yes, you're right.

Such reports can help our costumers by recovering credits from fraudulent clicks and if it helps we need to try our absolute best to give costumers the best possible experience & results.

From all those "tools" and based on your experience, do you recommend any?

are you working on google ads ?

Yes and trying to improve/scale our services.

 

[Mr Positive]

I would recommend IPQS because I have their paid service for a client but it’s for a website IVT, not sure if it’s okay to tag the seller but I would recommend usingIPQS

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

I would recommend IPQS because I have their paid service for a client but it’s for a website IVT, not sure if it’s okay to tag the seller but I would recommend usingIPQS

It is not OK to tag them as then they would be in a position to violate the terms of service and nobody wants that.

 

[CreativeDaddy]

I would recommend IPQS because I have their paid service for a client but it’s for a website IVT, not sure if it’s okay to tag the seller but I would recommend usingIPQS

I will have a look, thanks for the tip.

 

[phaser74]

Click fraud is a highly complex problem, we've had to deal with it for years and have tried just about everything there is on the market and fact is there are no perfect solutions, but the one we found that worked best for us has been clickguard simply because it has more controls and transparency as to how they are dealing with the problem.

 

[CreativeDaddy]

Click fraud is a highly complex problem, we've had to deal with it for years and have tried just about everything there is on the market and fact is there are no perfect solutions, but the one we found that worked best for us has been clickguard simply because it has more controls and transparency as to how they are dealing with the problem.

Thank you for the feedback, I will have a look at it!

 

[prado151]

Most call programs are based on blocking the IP address, if someone uses individual IPs and fingerprints, it is impossible to protect. The only solution is to change the domain, and this will only help temporarily.

 

[uaftmelo]

Blocking IP is the first solution, the second check your google analytics and see if there are too many strange results between click and session. Another way could be blocking all people using VPN, this compromise results in a campaign but you are able to reduce click fraud.

 

[CreativeDaddy]

Blocking IP is the first solution, the second check your google analytics and see if there are too many strange results between click and session. Another way could be blocking all people using VPN, this compromise results in a campaign but you are able to reduce click fraud.

To block Ip's we had to scan multiple times per day and do it manually. I think those tools automate that process.