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1. Good Clicks, Bad Clicks:
Recognizing The Signs Of Click
Fraud

3. What is Click Fraud?

5. Who is Behind It?

9. When you think you have found a case of click fraud, you
need to gather your information:

10. 1. the questionable clicks

11. 2. the keywords that were clicked on

12. 3. when they were clicked on, and

13. 4. the country from which the clicks originated.

14. You can do this yourself by monitoring your server logs
and watching for unusual increases in activity or repeated
clicks from the same ISP address. Or you can get a third
party to research it for you. Clickclub.com, AdWatcher.com
and WhosClickingWho.com are examples of services that
will analyze which of your clicks are valid and present you
with all the relevant information in an organized report.
This type of service may cost you from twenty to a
hundred dollars a month.

16. The key to not becoming a click fraud victim is to be
aware. Watch the sources of your clicks. Check your server
logs. Watch for spikes. Consider a third party watchdog if
necessary. Click fraud is both real and prevalent. So use a
little caution and you can save yourself a great deal of
money down the road.

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