Native/Push ads: How to filter out fat-finger accidental clicks?

blackhatjungle

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Hey,I'm buying traffic from a few alternative PPC networks, but my bounce rate is like 95%. It’s obvious that most users are just accidentally clicking the banners on mobile apps.Budget is burning fast. Is there any smart way to filter these out? Like a delayed landing page button or something? What's your setup to fix this?
 
i am not sure there is solution to that to be honest but i will like to hear from other people too
 
I think filtering by placement and device is a better starting point, also compare bounce rate and conversions before adding extra steps to the landing page.
 
A delayed button may help a little, but it wont fix the main issue if the traffic itself is bad. Check bounce rate, time on page and conversions for each placement, then pause the ones bringing useless clicks.
 
Try to check the landing page speed on mobile too. If it loads slowly,people may leave before they even see the offer.
 
Before adding a delayed button, check whether those clicks are actually engaging. Review placement-level data, filter out obvious bot traffic and ask the ad network about click quality. A delay can add friction for genuine users too.
 
In my experience, its better to find where those clicks are coming from instead of trying to fix everything on the landing page. Track each placement separately, compare engagement and conversions, then blacklist the ones sending useless traffic. Also ask the network for anti-fraud filtering.
 
Track clicks and scrolling on your page to see if visitors are using it or leaving right away.
 
Try a delayed CTA, but track whether it improves conversions or just adds friction.
 
Hey,I'm buying traffic from a few alternative PPC networks, but my bounce rate is like 95%. It’s obvious that most users are just accidentally clicking the banners on mobile apps.Budget is burning fast. Is there any smart way to filter these out? Like a delayed landing page button or something? What's your setup to fix this?
That's pretty rough bounce rate have you tried checking which placements are bringing traffic ?? I'd be curious to know if its majorly from mobile apps , also i think maybe fixing the traffic source first would be much helpful than adding a delay.
 
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