Abah moses
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I ran some traffic ads on Facebook recently to a blog and i noticed that 70% of the traffic sent are bots. i have turnned off audience channel, but same thing. Any help please
Getting bot traffic from Facebook ads
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ristoriel
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if you’ve turned it off and still see bots, try refining your targeting and excluding low-quality regions. Use UTM parameters and analytics tools will help you see where bots are coming from. Also, test a different campaign objective, like engagement or conversions, instead of traffic.
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Are you running ads for which countries? If you are running to multiple countries, identify which one is sending you bot traffic and remove it from your segmentation
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should have posted this is facebook section
Having traffic from Facebook Ads that is mostly bots is a common and frustrating problem. Instead of targeting too broadly, narrow your audience based on demographics, interests, behaviors, and other criteria. Use images, videos, and text that grab users’ attention. Regularly monitor your ad campaign performance to identify problems and make adjustments.
Lawrence_mark
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You should redefine your target and geographic scope to identify traffic bots to eliminate.
Alex drimar
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You can use proxy IP , you can try a different campaign objective, engagement or conversion, instead of traffic
Bratt57
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What use of that when he need to pay for bot traffic wtf, and this is not new in FB
Phoenix BH Agency
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To improve Facebook ad performance and reduce bot traffic, try using proxy IPs and testing different campaign objectives like engagement or conversion instead of traffic.
Narrow your audience using demographics, interests, and behaviors to avoid broad, low-quality traffic. Use attention-grabbing creatives (images, videos, and text), and regularly monitor performance to optimize and adjust as needed.
Narrow your audience using demographics, interests, and behaviors to avoid broad, low-quality traffic. Use attention-grabbing creatives (images, videos, and text), and regularly monitor performance to optimize and adjust as needed.
Richard Waldo
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Please try using IP proxy software to redirect traffic and try again.
MHT Agency
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You should redefine your target and geographic scope to identify traffic bots to eliminate.
Winddyvn17
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consider refining your ad targeting strategy further filter out non-human traffic and use a proxy
autophantom
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You can use IP proxy to divert traffic
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You're not alone, bot traffic has been a growing issue with Facebook traffic ads lately. Try switching to landing page view optimization or test engagement campaigns to attract more real users. Hope it helps dude
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Maybe you set the target incorrectly or set it too broad, causing the audience to be distributed to places with high bot rates or low quality users. You should consider adjusting your target audience.