Ask How do I filter out repeat clickers on push ads?

[Daniel084]

Repeat clickers can eat up your ad budget fast without giving any new results. One simple way to reduce this is by using frequency capping in your campaign settings. This helps limit how many times the same user sees or clicks on your ad in a day. Another method is to use tracking tools to monitor user behavior. If someone keeps clicking but never converts, you can mark them and create a list to block or exclude in future campaigns. Some push ad networks allow you to create custom audience filters, which makes this easier. Also, make sure to check your campaign reports regularly. If a certain user ID or IP shows up too often with no results, it's better to stop showing ads to them. These small changes can help you save money and reach fresh users. Has anyone else tried this or found other ways that worked?

 

[Felix😎]

To filter out repeat clickers on push ads, you can set frequency caps on your campaigns. Most push ad networks allow you to control how many times a user sees your ad in a day or week. For example, setting a cap of 1-2 impressions per user per day can help avoid showing ads repeatedly to the same person. Additionally, some platforms let you exclude users who have already clicked on your ads by using retargeting or suppression lists. This helps focus your budget on fresh, untapped audiences.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

A simple way to filter repeat clickers is by using frequency capping or unique click tracking in your push platform. Most push ad networks allow you to limit how many times a user sees or clicks your notification. For affiliates, this prevents wasting money on users who already clicked but didn't convert. Filtering out repeat clickers helps you focus budget on fresh traffic, improving ROI while keeping your campaigns more efficient.