i think bots are targeting campaign

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how to filter fake traffic on campaign?
my budget is burning very fast
 
Try blocking suspicious placements low quality countries and repeated IP activity Using better targeting and bot filtering tools can really help protect your campaign budget
how to block them bro
this is my question
 
You can use Cloudflare to block bots. They have the "under attack mode."
 
if spend is disappearing with no engagement, i'd start narrowing placements, locations, devices, and audience segments. broad targeting can attract a lot of junk clicks. also compare analytics against ad platform numbers. fake traffic tends to leave footprints that look very different from real users.
 
if spend is disappearing with no engagement, i'd start narrowing placements, locations, devices, and audience segments. broad targeting can attract a lot of junk clicks. also compare analytics against ad platform numbers. fake traffic tends to leave footprints that look very different from real users.
I guess the simplest way to do it is what I said above
 
how to filter fake traffic on campaign?
my budget is burning very fast
The only option is to switch to lead generation to obtain the list.
 
If your placements are set to "Advantage+ Placements" (which Meta pushes aggressively), switch to "Manual Placements." Uncheck "Audience Network" immediately. This network is filled with mobile game pop-ups and accidental clicks that behave exactly like bots. Keep your ads strictly on FB/IG Feeds and Reels.
 
there's no way to filter everything 100% , iff the traffic looks good , but there's no engagement or conversion. That's a sign that needs reviewing
 
I'm sorry to hear that. You can't simply ignore the bot; you need to optimize your target audience
 
You need to review how you're setting up your campaign, because Facebook charges per impression
 
it's actually hard to filter, you can do that, but not completely. You should tighten the exclusion of audiences who may not be considered your target customers in your ads settings.
 
Try adding stricter targeting instead of going too broad. narrower keywords, exact match, audience filters, or excluding poor-performing demographics can reduce low-quality clicks.
 
Try creating a new campaign and re-optimizing your target audience.
 
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