Ask How to prevent bot clicks when using Zeropark push?

[Daniel084]

To reduce bot clicks when running push ads on Zeropark, using a tracker that supports bot filtering can help. Some bots behave in patterns that can be blocked with simple filters like user-agent checks or IP blacklists. Also, avoid cheap traffic sources within Zeropark, as lower bids often attract more low-quality clicks. Try to stick with premium or top-tier traffic sources in the dashboard. You can also use pre-landers with timers to make it harder for bots to pass through. Testing your landers and watching for strange click patterns like very fast bounce times can also reveal if bots are involved. Once you start getting clean data, you'll know where to focus more of your spend. What steps would you take to avoid fake clicks on your campaigns?

 

[Felix😎]

To avoid bot clicks on your Zeropark push ads, I'd recommend a multi-pronged approach. First, make sure you have robust click fraud detection and prevention tools directly integrated into your campaigns. This will help you identify and block suspicious activity in real-time. You'll also want to closely monitor your traffic sources and swiftly block any publishers or platforms that seem to be generating fraudulent clicks. Setting bid and budget caps can also limit your exposure. And don't forget to regularly audit your performance data to identify any anomalies.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I usually keep an eye on my Zeropark campaigns daily to spot anything unusual. If a source suddenly sends a lot of clicks with no conversions, I block it right away. Using click fraud detection tools helps a lot because they catch bots before they drain your budget. Setting reasonable bid and daily limits also protects you. It's better to spend time monitoring than lose money to fake clicks.