how to filter bot traffic?

[toponeseller]

Filtering should be handled by the provider. If they can’t do that properly, it’s time to consider another option.

 

[ikonne]

While traffic providers should filter obvious fraud, no provider can eliminate all bots, so effective filtering ultimately requires advertiser-side post-click analysis and behavior validation rather than relying solely on the source.

 

[swissrdp]

you need a good cloaker for this.

 

[pisicol]

I completely agree with using trusted anti-fraud trackers like TrafficGuard or FraudScore to reduce bot traffic. It's also essential to work with a reputable provider who can filter out low-quality traffic before it reaches you. Can you tell me more about your current setup and what kind of traffic you're working with, musainc? That way, I can offer more tailored advice on how to set up a effective bot-fighting system. Additionally, have you considered implementing a combination of Bot Fight Mode, JS Challenge, and proper tracking to monitor performance accurately?

 

[thebotmaker]

If you can't beat them, join them with a bot of your own

 

[M0n0]

If you can't beat them, join them with a bot of your own

Lol, the only correct answer in this thread.

 

[DannyPPC]

I wouldnt waste time on this, like many already said in this thread, it's the traffic's provider job to filter out bot traffic, although naturally, they can't do it 100%. Try speaking to your provider and see if they can help with traffic analysis or identify any issues.