Monetizing traffic from bot websites

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naxdll

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Mar 31, 2026

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• Apr 20, 2026

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Hi, I figured out how to get traffic and visits to websites using bots, but they're from Canada and Germany. If anyone knows how I can make money with this, I'd appreciate it.

 

Ariel Aurora

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Sep 25, 2024

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• Apr 20, 2026

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naxdll said:

Hi, I figured out how to get traffic and visits to websites using bots, but they're from Canada and Germany. If anyone knows how I can make money with this, I'd appreciate it.

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Thats interesting but bot traffic usually wont convert into anything meaningful since it’s not real people engaging with your content Most ad networks and platforms can also detect that pretty quickly and might penalize you for it Youd probably get better results focusing on attracting genuine visitors instead

 

xmastox

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Jan 13, 2013

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• Apr 20, 2026

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That kind of traffic isn’t valuable and can get you banned by ad networks. Focus on real, organic users instead—build content, SEO, or legit ads. That’s the only sustainable way to monetize.

 

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Ember01

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Aug 20, 2025

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• Jun 7, 2026

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What kind of robot do you use?

 

Kingen Agency Network

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Dec 8, 2025

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• Jun 7, 2026

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Instead of relying on bot traffic, perhaps the focus should be on attracting real users. Current advertising platforms are quite quick to detect unnatural traffic sources, and this can lead to unwanted limitations. Furthermore, bots rarely deliver valuable interactions or conversions because there are no real users behind those visits.

 

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drekky

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• Jun 8, 2026

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That's not a good idea. As soon as the company you use to monetize your website detects that the traffic is from bots, they'll ban you immediately. And rightly so. Why would anyone pay you to show ads to traffic that's worthless?