Repeated clicks

[whl626]

Since the first day I parcipated in Google Adsense, I have been worried about someone doing the repeated clicks on the ads. Google might think that the publisher ( me ) violate their rules and kick me out of their program.

Will they do that ? or simply filter out the false clicks only ?

[Red5]

I would imagine that they would track the IP of the "clicker". They probably have your IP as publisher, so it should be easy for them to see whether you are trying to sway the CTR. ;-)

[Quadrille]

They would also be looking at the pattern; the system must allow for a few 'wasted' clicks - when I first install on any site, I check a few pages on each template to make sure it looks OK; occasionally, I'll change the colour or position and check again before I'm satisfied.

And I'm still here ;)

[whl626]

I got the jitters recently :(. The impression number is big but the CTR is so low :(. Just the other way around :( . Either way sends the shiver down my spine :D

[kidznetwork]

hi i'm new to pay per click , i wondering so everytime poeple click onmy site i have to pay for it right, and now CPC ( Cost per click , assume that i put 0.50 cents, does it mean that everytime poeple click they will charge me 50 cents) .
and i saw in earlier post that they will block ip publisher thing ( mean that prevent someone keep clicking ) now how about if that person using proxy , the ip will change then he will click again and then i have to pay another 0.50 cents then is that rigth)

[whl626]

There is a way google can filter out false clicks.

[dave989]

Most ppc search engines have security software in place to deal with false clicks, especially the bigger ppc search engines, so I would not worry about people using a proxy.