SEOMadHatter
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- Aug 15, 2015
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No... but every one that does click the link is a bot for sure since it isn't viewable to humans... also, most bots are programmed to emulate human behavior, so they click the ad, load the landing page, wait for a random amount of time, then click another link on the site at random and do the same. Why would browser emulation make that different?
Browser emulation won't click a link it can't physically click unless it's specifically trying to - which you wouldn't in this case because you're trying to appear human. Even if it could and if their bot is trying to click every link you're only going to catch a small percentage which won't really stop your budget bleeding dry. It wouldn't fix the problem.
Built bots for a living for several years and I've analyzed click fraud bots targeting my own campaigns. It's a complete pain in the ass and god awful in some niches but a fake link isn't the answer I'm afraid.