Hi all,

Has anyone heard of any good ppc click auditing software or companies offering this service and what the service entails? I have not found any software on the market that does anything more than a token analysis of logfiles and then asked you to call them!

Is it totally a manual job at the moment just wading through logfiles looking for suspect spikes in clicks or do the companies offering the service keep an up-to-date list of dubious and suspect IP Addresses etc? I want to find a company with a good reputation in this area rather than one who includes it as a bolt on to a host of other services.

Also has anyone heard of Google or any ppc companies offering auditing of their clicks? I appreciate that there isn't much to gain from their point of view but I would have thought one would to try and offer something unique to their customers and steal a march on the competition.

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul.

I have developed an advanced, yet easy to use click fraud monitoring solution.

ADTRACK Professional tracks click fraud real-time and products reports that can be e-mailed to your Pay Per Click provider for refunds/credits. If you want to read more, please visit http://www.geotekcs.co.uk/adtrack.html

Regards,

William Geoghegan

On 09:11:25 11 July 2005 PaulC2005 wrote:

Hi all,

Has anyone heard of any good ppc click auditing software or companies offering this service and what the service entails? I have not found any software on the market that does anything more than a token analysis of logfiles and then asked you to call them!

Is it totally a manual job at the moment just wading through logfiles looking for suspect spikes in clicks or do the companies offering the service keep an up-to-date list of dubious and suspect IP Addresses etc? I want to find a company with a good reputation in this area rather than one who includes it as a bolt on to a host of other services.

Also has anyone heard of Google or any ppc companies offering auditing of their clicks? I appreciate that there isn't much to gain from their point of view but I would have thought one would to try and offer something unique to their customers and steal a march on the competition.

Cheers
Paul