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« SEMPO says search worth $4 billion in 2005 | Main | How PPC sells » December 14, 2004Oregon company kills Portland clickfraudA very interesting cautionary tale in Eight Months of Click Fraud in Oregon, in which an online marketer found repeated ad clicks originating from a Portland IP. According to the article at Clickz, the extra clicks amounted to clickfraud costing the Oregon company around $300 per month. So they went in search of a solution, and came up with www.whoslclickingwho.com: For $30 dollars a month, WhosClickingWho allowed Hendison to get more data on the suspect IP address and send a customized pop-up window to the person behind it when he or she clicked on his ad. The message, which Hendison wrote, read, "Stop, you weasel! I know who you are and have reported you to the proper authorities." Posted by brian_turner at December 14, 2004 02:05 PM | Discuss this in the Business, Marketing & Search forumsTrackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: Comments |
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