Google
is very strict over invalid clicks and your account may be disabled
within no time if any suspicious click activity (click bombing or self
clicks) is detected. So it is important to safeguard your Adsense
account from jealous eyes. Unfortunately most website/blog stat counters
fail to provide any detail about Adsense ad clicks.
After much search I found a site stats tracker provided by “Stat Counter” which also gives detailed info about Adsense (or other Advertising Website) clicks – IP address of the click source, activity log of that particular visit etc. With Stat Counter you can also label (remember for future reference) the Ad click-IP and track its activity in the future (to know whether it was a genuine click or a suspicious/fraud one).
After much search I found a site stats tracker provided by “Stat Counter” which also gives detailed info about Adsense (or other Advertising Website) clicks – IP address of the click source, activity log of that particular visit etc. With Stat Counter you can also label (remember for future reference) the Ad click-IP and track its activity in the future (to know whether it was a genuine click or a suspicious/fraud one).
To
start tracking Adsense clicks you need to register at Stat Counter and
then create a custom tracker for your site/blog (there is also an option
of a hidden tracker). Once created, you will have to place the tracker
code into your site/blog’s htmltag. It is a very simple process
described step by step at the site (if you don’t know). There is also a
Stat Counter WordPress plugin for WordPress blogs as well (login to your
WordPress account and search “Stat Counter” in the “Add new” option
under Plugins menu, install from the search results) which gives you
access to all the stats from WordPress account itself.
To
track Adsense ads clicks, login to your “Stat Counter” account and go
to the “Exit Link” (Reports total outbound clicks) and “Exit Link
Activity” (detailed info about individual clicks) submenu. These two sub
menus provide detailed info about Adsense ad slots (clicks, IP address
of clicker, time when the ad was clicked and whether there is a repeat
ad-click activity etc). You can also label any suspicious IP for future
tracking of its activity. One catch though – the free counter logs only
500 visits record, so you will have to buy premium tracker for more
visits log (5500 visit log for $5/month only)
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