I have a web bot I'm building, I can set proxies, and spoof the referrer, so in my analytics, it actually looks like the visitor came from a google search.
For example, I load up a proxy address from somewhere in the US, then I send that user to my site with a referrer of https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=something+related+to+my+site and it actually registers in google as thought it was organic traffic from a search. I tested this today with google's real time analytics.
So... Is the big G smart enough to know that this was faked, or can I just do this to my hearts content.
My main goal is to get the visitor count high enough to look legit and sell ads space. Nothing huge, 10,000 a month or so.
I am also doing SEO to build up the real organic traffic, but in the mean time, are there any holes in my logic?
For example, I load up a proxy address from somewhere in the US, then I send that user to my site with a referrer of https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=something+related+to+my+site and it actually registers in google as thought it was organic traffic from a search. I tested this today with google's real time analytics.
So... Is the big G smart enough to know that this was faked, or can I just do this to my hearts content.
My main goal is to get the visitor count high enough to look legit and sell ads space. Nothing huge, 10,000 a month or so.
I am also doing SEO to build up the real organic traffic, but in the mean time, are there any holes in my logic?