Click fraud protection you can run from a chat

It reads your own click log, not a vendor's guess

The tag captures the clicks that actually reach your site by matching them to the gclid Google attaches to every paid click. The suspect list is built from your traffic, not from a shared blocklist that punishes addresses you have never seen.

The suspicion threshold is yours

The scan takes a blocking threshold: you decide how many repeat clicks from one address count as a pattern worth acting on. Before anything is blocked you see the count, the timing and which campaign paid for it. Raise or lower the threshold depending on how strict you want to be.

Blocking is a write action, so it asks first

Excluding an address changes a live campaign, so it passes through the same approval gate as a budget change. You see a preview of which addresses leave which campaign, and nothing is applied until you approve. Every applied exclusion is written to the audit log.

Reversible in one sentence

Exclusions are listed on request and removed as easily as they were added. If you blocked an address and traffic dropped in a way you did not expect, ask for it to be undone; the removal goes through the same preview and approval. Nothing here is one-way.

It sits next to the rest of the account work

The chat that pulls your search terms report and redistributes budget also runs the fraud scan. You are not exporting a CSV from one tool and pasting it into another. Exclusions are written at campaign level, because that is where the Google Ads API accepts them; the tools list what is already excluded so you never lose track of what you blocked and why.

Set it up in 60 seconds

• 1. Install the tracking tag once: ask for the fraud tag in the chat and paste the snippet into your site, as you would any analytics tag. From then on the connector records the ad clicks that reach your pages.
• 2. Scan the traffic: ask for a fraud scan over the last 30 days. You get the addresses with the most repeat clicks, how many times each came and which campaign paid for them.
• 3. Approve the exclusions: say which addresses should go. You see a preview listing the exact addresses and the campaign they apply to; only after you approve is it written to Google Ads.

Ask in plain English

• “Set up the click fraud tag for my domain and tell me where to paste it.”
• “Scan the last 30 days for fraud and show me the addresses with the most repeat clicks.”
• “Which IPs clicked more than five times last month and never converted?”
• “Exclude these addresses from my search campaign, but show me the list before applying.”
• “Remove the exclusions I added last week; traffic dropped more than I expected.”