Message from Google team about adsense ads

Dear All
Plz tell me that can i track that person who is clicking on the Adsense ads on my site. If yes that how?

 

Now that's a misleading post title...

 

Why do you want to track it? What did the message from google say?

http://www.digitalpoint.com/~shawn/2005/11/track-adsense-clicks-with-google-analytics.html

 

What's the title got to do with your question?

 

Dont you know to post a better title rather than confusing everyone ?? duh!

 

I assume that you received a message from Google warning you about some
illegal clicks. Of course, you claim having absolutely no idea about the source.
Here's my 2cents suggestion.
1.Open a account (totally free) in here www.statcounter.com
2.Put the small tag in your web pages to track every single IP
connected to your site. (unless you can get the stats of your site)
3.Forward the list to Googlr to let identify the IP causing te "illegal" clicks.
4.Once the IP(s) are defined, let's take an example that the originated IP is 127.128.129.130 and 127.127.127.127

add this to you .htaccess file

Order Deny,Allow
Deny from 127.127.127.127
Deny from 127.128.129.130

 

My 3 cents suggestion
Go to www.adlogger.org
Install the scripts in your HTML, with this script you can prevent illegal clicks + check which ad are doing really well,
you can set up how many click one ip (each 24 hrs) can do in your ads default =2
great tools and FREE
In the website you have one demo+forum etc and everything you need to install the scripts
Excellents stats

 

yes, pls use adlogger, will solve lots of your problem =)

 

Focus on increasing the number of clicks
Dont waste your energy in tracking couple of clicks.

 

i liked the statement by Mong; personally i have't used anything yet.
I am not getting enough clicks to track them;

 

I understand the purpose of adlogger regarding the ip blocking after an amount of clicks, so people use this feature and say hide the ads after 2 clicks, but what if google pays more than 2 clicks?
I mean since we don't have any bundled way of knowing that and google doesn't talk anywhere about a limit, maybe they pay up to 10 clicks per 24h for a single IP or maybe they have no limit at all per IP if the clicks all seem legitimate.

So I guess people using this feature are decreasing their earnings a bit because real clicks attacks don't care about the adlogger protection as it is setup now (cookie only) and their clicks are in the hundreds or thousands.

And ultimately it'd be up to Google to deal with those clicks attacks, especially if they are easy to detect and not from you.

 

its pretty sad that publishers have to resort to 3rd party tracking, just to make sure they don't they get invalid clicks. This is Googles job, this is why we give them a cut of our paychecks.. oh and hi im new!