Combat Click Fraud By Blocking Low Quality Traffic
My latest article: Combat Click Fraud By Blocking Low Quality Traffic was published at Search Engine Land today.
Learn:
- How to block your ads from showing in certain countries
- How to block competitors from clicking on your ads
- See which content network sites are sending you traffic
- How to keep yourself from showing for keyword searches
- How to block content network sites
- Determine how many clicks you did not pay for
- Next steps…
It’s a bit of a follow-up to Content Network Optimization; but instead of focusing on how to optimize for the content network – it’s more about how to block low quality traffic (search and contextual) from the search engines.
enjoy.
Related Information:
- Google’s Responses to Click Fraud...
- Google Adds Click Fraud Reporting to AdWords...
- IP Blocking Coming to AdWords...
- Step by Step Guide to Blocking Domain Parked Sites on Google AdWords...
- AdWords Quietly Rolls Out IP Blocking as a New Feature...
Comments
ShareThis
Recent Posts
- Fred Vallaeys and Brad Geddes Interviewed on Your book is Your Hook Radio Show
- My SES San Francisco Agenda: Where I’ll be speaking and the sessions I’m most looking forward to seeing
- Advanced Google AdWords is Now Available in Kindle Format
- How to use SEO Ranking Factor Charts to Increase Your Rankings
- The Officially Supported AdWords Seminars are Coming to New York City
- What motivates you? Hint: It’s actually not money
- How to read 300+ blogs a day and still have time to implement new creative ideas
- Advance Google AdWords Breaks into Amazon’s Top 2k List
- Avoid the Downward Quality Score Spiral
- Inside a Marketers’ Mind: Introducing the new bg Theory site with explanations of our redesign