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Click fraud is becoming a major problem for online advertisers. If you advertise your web site on pay per click search engines such as Overture or Google AdWords, chances are that you pay way too much for your clicks.
What is click fraud? Click fraud is the practice of artificially inflating the number of clicks in a pay per click online campaign. Overture defines click fraud as clicks arising for reasons other than the good-faith intention of an Internet user to visit a web site to purchase goods or services or to obtain information.
Google defines click fraud, or invalid clicks, as any method used to artificially and/or maliciously generate clicks or page impressions. No matter how you define it, click fraud means that someone is cheating you and that you pay too much for your pay per click campaigns.
Who are these people? There are three main groups that click on pay per click ads without real interest in the offered goods:
Is this really a big problem? No pay per click company denies that pay per click fraud exists. According to some web analytics companies, as much as 50% of all click activity is fraudulent.This means that your pay per click marketing activities are half effective as they could be because of click fraud.
What can you do to save money? The best way to lower your pay per click advertising costs is to optimize your current ads so that they deliver a better return-on-investment. There are many things you can do to improve the effectiveness of your pay per click ads:
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