Avoid Local Pay Per Click Fraud

Writing by Brick Marketing on Wednesday, 5 of March , 2008 at 10:07 pm

It´s out there. You´ve probably heard about people who put local pay per click ads on their website and then click on their own ads in order to earn money. They may also ask visitors and friends to do the same, boosting their earnings and draining your advertising budget. If you are a small local business, chances are you can´t afford too many of these, so you will want to avoid them if possible.

One of the best ways to avoid this problem is to stick with a well-known local pay per click company like Yahoo or Google who have strict rules against this sort of behavior and are active in banning anyone who is involved with local pay per click fraud. But you may want to go with a lesser known local pay per click company in order to save a little on money and avoid going up against so much competition.

Research any local pay per click service before leaping into it. You can check on forums to see what others think of it. While every service will be criticized sometimes, you don´t want to go with one when absolutely no one has anything good to say about it!

Yet another way to avoid local pay per click fraud is to look for a service that offers live help and real contact information. Email only helps you so much, sometimes it is simply necessary to speak to someone and any local pay per click company that offers that is probably very serious about their business and will do everything in their power to prevent click fraud. Check their rules to be sure.  You do not want to jeopardize your local advertising efforts.


Category: Local Pay Per Click

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