Comments on: 5 Habits To Avoid Click Fraud

By: Dallas Shredding

Dallas Shredding — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 10:02:52 +0000

This is very informative. I do hope that consumer awareness will become more widespread because unlike documents that we shred to avoid identity theft, click fraud is bit more tricky and so we have to careful.

By: Nathan

Nathan — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 12:52:47 +0000

This sounds like good advice,I wish the game was more evenly met , and other search engines would set up, Google has the market and they know it I think their should be a world wild boycott and we should start using bing or yahoo , It hurts local business if they get with click fraud, who factored that is ? its just not fair, google should be shot or made to answer, they are wolf in sheep’s clothing , robbing the little people, like to see them go broke, its crap , charge heeps for clicks that don’t happen , or 2 clicks in the past 5 sec ? or clicks from you blocked ip list , and why only 20 ip’s ?? google should be held accountable for their crimes against humanity “small business owners” we have to eat too you know.. anyway try my link , it enplanes the invalid click reverloution and after that you may just know what its all about .. http://www.drlock.com.au/index.php/component/content/article/305.html

By: David Calvert - Web Designer

David Calvert - Web Designer — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 09:59:19 +0000

Great article, however it is down to google what they consider to be “Fraudulent Clicks” and surely they could easily turn around and say “your competitors clicks are genuine because they could be looking to set up a partnership with you”, e.g. web designers and web developers, seo guys etc. We find running PPC campaigns a nightmare unless they are in a niche market.