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I may or may not have participated in click fraud in 1997 with DoubleClick by forging source IP headers and going through a proxy ... that I may or may not have
by dblock 6y ago
I may or may not have participated in click fraud in 1997 with DoubleClick by forging source IP headers and going through a proxy ... that I may or may not have been running. I can only imagine how much more sophisticated click fraud has become today. Even if you raise that bar, I suspect a vast % of clicks are probably fraud anyway.
- rightbyte 6y agoSomeone mentioned timeslots witch might not be a too bad idea. Then you would have to meassure traffic independently via eg. some panel or something. It is probably less easy to game. It would also kill spam sites since the panel would not stay on those very long.
- titom4 6y agoYea you'd surely be surprised. Our marketing department started using clickguard 6 months ago and we were simply shocked to discover how much of our budget was being wasted on Google ads.