Google’s Click Fraud Team Writes On Commonly Raised Concerns
The Google AdWords Blog wrote a blog entry introducing us to the Google click fraud team and describing some of the most common questions and concerns on click fraud. Here are some of the highlights from the post. They analyze IP address, duplicate clicks, and various other clicking patterns to detect click fraud. If you […]
Barry Schwartz on February 5, 2007 at 9:30 am | Reading time: 1 minute
The Google AdWords Blog wrote a blog entry introducing us to the Google click fraud team and describing some of the most common questions and concerns on click fraud. Here are some of the highlights from the post.
- They analyze IP address, duplicate clicks, and various other clicking patterns to detect click fraud.
- If you want to report click fraud, use this form.
- Typical click fraud “investigation can take 3-5 business days.”
- Spikes in traffic can come from changes to daily budget, maximum CPCs, ad distribution preferences, the content network or bad tracking.
Also see Google Pushes Back On Click Fraud Estimates, Says Don’t Forget The Back Button from us last month which covers how the head of Google’s click fraud department did a deep dive recently on other filtering and related issues.
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