How to Protect Your AdSense Account from Invalid Clicks for Blogger Website
Many publishers complain of invalid clicks or bomb clicking of Google AdSense ads on their site. they keep asking: “How am I able to protect my AdSense account from invalid clicks? How can I add AdSense invalid protection code in Blogger?”
In this article, we have provided code and a step-by-step guide on how to add AdSense invalid clicks protection in Blogger to protect your account.
What are Invalid Clicks?
Clicks on AdSense ads that Google may consider invalid clicks include unintentional clicks using VPN, clicks from malicious software or bot traffic, publisher clicking on his own ads, heaters or competitors bomb clicking on one’s ads, etc.
For a billboard click to be valid it must be by real site visitors with genuine intentions and must show interest in the by interacting with the ad such as visiting the advertiser’s websites, buying, subscribing to, or downloading the products and services being advertised.
We know people like to use VPNs to surf the internet, even when they press on your ads with good intentions (to patronize the advertised product) their clicks will still be considered malicious, because regardless of what their intentions are, one hiding his identity on the web is suspicious.
If one uses a VPN, one’s IP address is going to be changed but the device’s records like MAC ID and Session ID are stored in one’s local computer, Google can easily track the knowledge.
Unfortunately, you can’t stop people using VPN from visiting your site, you’ll at least stop them from clicking many times on your ads to protect your AdSense account.
Blogger AdSense Invalid Clicks Protector Script
Here is a script you’ll use to protect your AdSense account from multiple clicks
<script type='text/javascript'>//<![CDATA[function downloadJSAtOnload(){var e=document.createElement("script");e.src="https://rawcdn.githack.com/mhdfasilwyd/script/e10713efcec5a681123c8cc8b74312cd4441b065/adsense-guard.js",document.body.appendChild(e)}window.addEventListener?window.addEventListener("load",downloadJSAtOnload,!1):window.attachEvent?window.attachEvent("onload",downloadJSAtOnload):window.onload=downloadJSAtOnload;//]]></script>How does AdSense Invalid Clicks Protector Script (Code) Work?
With AdSense invalid clicks protector code inserted in your blog, it’ll automatically hide your AdSense Ads from the visitor when he clicks on the ads more than 3 times (or as you may set) within a short time interval using the same IP. Even when ads show after 3 clicks, the AdSense account protector will disable clicking on your ads for the identical IP, i.e the person won’t be able to click on the ads — the ads will not respond when clicked on.
Google on its own always filter such clicks, and subtract them from your clicks and their accrued earnings, but when such clicks become too several and too often, your AdSense account is often endangered.
Steps to Protect AdSense Invalid Clicks Protection Code in Blogger
I’m visiting to walk you through the steps.
Adding Blogger AdSense JavaScript code Above or tag in your site HTML
To do this, follow the subsequent steps carefully:
1. Log in to your Blogger dashboard
2. Click on Theme
3. Click on Edit HTML
4. Paste the code below or above </head> or </body>
5. Save
Editable Script:
<script type='text/javascript'>//<![CDATA[function downloadJSAtOnload(){var e=document.createElement("script");e.src="https://rawcdn.githack.com/mhdfasilwyd/script/b5ef06b19b4dcfe84de574c318ccb65a439bb182/adsense-click.js",document.body.appendChild(e)}window.addEventListener?window.addEventListener("load",downloadJSAtOnload,!1):window.attachEvent?window.attachEvent("onload",downloadJSAtOnload):window.onload=downloadJSAtOnload;Arlina.init({click:3,interval:23000});//]]></script>Now you’ve got protected your AdSense account from invalid and bomb clicking.
Note: you’ll edit the maximum number of clicks and time interval at which a visitor is allowed to click on your ads. within the code above, the number of clicks is 3 of which ads will stop showing, while the interval is 23000 milliseconds (23 seconds) of which ads will start to show again.
Further recommendations on How to Protect Your AdSense Account
Google always advises the subsequent
Don’t click on your own ads or ask someone to click on your ads
Don’t partner with someone you don’t trust
Don’t buy traffic
Don’t use malicious software to urge traffic
Monitor your users and sources of your traffic
Connect your AdSense account together with your Google Analytics to know the performance of each of your content, pages, and locations of your visitors.