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Alpha1404

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Hello,
I have a very silly question to ask. If I have a site that is monetized, how can I protect it from traffic generating bots like IPTS (Jingling) or Somiibo?
Yes, I searched, I did not find the answer and as it is administration-system ... let's say that it's not the part I'm most comfortable with.

 

Romanatikson

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I think they are paid ads , so their.is no way of stoping these kinds of promotional ads

 

AlexAkimbo

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You can use trackers like Voluum and similar that have good filters that you can apply to your campaigns. Although they are paid but maybe someone else will give us some insight to free ones.

Other option is MagicChecker which is also paid solution.

 

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I must not have been clear from the answers: I don't want Google to remove me from AdSense if a malicious competitor launches a traffic generating robot on my site.
Hence my question: how to protect my site?

@AlexAkimbo MagicChecker is too expensive.

 

Patrick_710

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Dont think there is a free way

 

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You can't control bots but you can check clicks/views reports daily and contact support if any bot traffic / clicks volumes detected.

 

AlexAkimbo

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Alpha1404 said:

I must not have been clear from the answers: I don't want Google to remove me from AdSense if a malicious competitor launches a traffic generating robot on my site.
Hence my question: how to protect my site?

@AlexAkimbo MagicChecker is too expensive.

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That's true but it does it's job. Anyway (as far as I know) there is not cheap and ready-made solution for this. You have to code it for your particular use case or hire someone to do it for you.

 

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AlexAkimbo said:

That's true but it does it's job. Anyway (as far as I know) there is not cheap and ready-made solution for this. You have to code it for your particular use case or hire someone to do it for you.

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Ok, thanks