Does CLICKCEASE work really?

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I am running google shopping ads, spent lot of money already,
Found the CLICKCEASE at Blackhat, but when i search on google for the reviews, it's not good. (Reviews from Shopify APP review)
Does anybody do it recently? Thank you very much.
 
I am running google shopping ads, spent lot of money already,
Found the CLICKCEASE at Blackhat, but when i search on google for the reviews, it's not good. (Reviews from Shopify APP review)
Does anybody do it recently? Thank you very much.
Tried them all, best one that actually made a noticeable impact for us was ClickGUARD.
 
Tried them all, best one that actually made a noticeable impact for us was ClickGUARD.
Thank you very much.
Last question, does it will impact SEO or google spider crawl?
 
Nah man, clickcease try to block ip addresses which is dumb and not gonna work

clickguard are the same

you need to avoid all these ip address blocking services and use a real ad fraud service
 
Nah man, clickcease try to block ip addresses which is dumb and not gonna work

clickguard are the same

you need to avoid all these ip address blocking services and use a real ad fraud service
Thank you very much. but it seems impossible.
I knew that Google ads blocked part of VPN IP or others already, but when i try to use high quality VPS ip click the ads, it still working.
Please can you recommend any way to stop fake clicks?
 
For Google Ads, etc, Clickcease will do jackshit.
Nonetheless, 90+% of people believe the misleading marketing gimmicks of Clickcease, etc "We stop fraudulent clicks", etc. That is nonsense. Clickcease, etc at the most provide a detailed report to provide to Google Ads, etc so that hopefully Google Ads, etc will give some credits for those fraudulent clicks.
Clickcease, etc, etc, etc does not and can NEVER stop fraudulent clicks.
Ad whales who indulge in fraudulent clicks, have well "oiled" sophisticated click farms which keep updating their techniques and strategies. No one can stop fraudulent clicks on paid ads.
At the most an advertiser can do campaign level changes to avoid some of the fraudulent clicks.
 
For Google Ads, etc, Clickcease will do jackshit.
Nonetheless, 90+% of people believe the misleading marketing gimmicks of Clickcease, etc "We stop fraudulent clicks", etc. That is nonsense. Clickcease, etc at the most provide a detailed report to provide to Google Ads, etc so that hopefully Google Ads, etc will give some credits for those fraudulent clicks.
Clickcease, etc, etc, etc does not and can NEVER stop fraudulent clicks.
Ad whales who indulge in fraudulent clicks, have well "oiled" sophisticated click farms which keep updating their techniques and strategies. No one can stop fraudulent clicks on paid ads.
At the most an advertiser can do campaign level changes to avoid some of the fraudulent clicks.
Thank you, I think the same too.
If google can't stop the fake clicks, the other company absolutely not too.
 
google ignore most fake clicks cause they earn money from it
 
google ignore most fake clicks cause they earn money from it
Who knows, Google may be operating a click farm themselves !!! Big mega corporations play big games ... well ... most of them, most of the time.
Now, you understand why many tech companies in the US are nowadays having their CEOs from a particular country ? ;) And the CEOs of / from that particular country believe in "“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist” :confused:
 
short term yes, long term no.

3rd party tools like clickcease or clickguard are quite aggressive and will spot more fake traffic than google's internal tool, but the longer you use them, the worse your accounts performance will be. Those tools will flag real traffic as fake after a while because they want to be "busy" and want to justify beeing paid for something, i would only use them temporarily maybe for 3-6 weeks max.
 
Yes, I know some people who have made great with this network.
 
ClickCease can help with click fraud, but mixed reviews suggest testing with a small budget first
 
I've heard mixed things about ClickCease some say it's helpful, others don't see much value. Might be worth trying other options too!
 
maybe try ClickShield or ShieldSquare they’re both solid for blocking fraud and keeping things legit without the bad rep.
 
If you're seeing bad reviews for ClickCease, it might not be the best fit. You could try alternatives like TrafficGuard or focus on improving your targeting in Google Ads.
 
I’d say skip ClickCease if reviews are bad maybe try Cheq or ClickGuard for better click fraud protection and more reliable results!
 
I wouldn’t worry too much about ClickCease affecting your SEO or Google crawl, but if reviews are sketchy, maybe look into other fraud prevention tools like TrafficGuard they’ve worked well for some people!
 
’d be cautious, buddy if reviews are mixed, maybe test it with a small budget first or look for alternative click fraud protection services with better reviews
 
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