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9.22 Filtering vs. Tracking in AdsBridge - Bot Filter
9.22 Filtering vs. Tracking in AdsBridge - Bot Filter
Viktoria Petruk avatar
Written by Viktoria Petruk
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AdsBridge bot filter has two key modes of operation: filtering and tracking. Both approaches help to detect low-quality traffic but work in different ways.

1. Bot filtering.

  • It is used to filter out low-quality traffic before it gets to the offer or landing page.

  • Bots are filtered out according to specified parameters (suspicious IPs, user agents, proxy servers, etc.).

  • Unwanted traffic can be redirected to another page or simply blocked.

βœ… Pros:

- Budget protection - no costs for irrelevant traffic.

- More accurate statistics - only real users remain in the reports.

2. Tracking bots.

  • Bots are not blocked but are marked as suspicious in analytics.

  • All transitions and actions of bots are recorded in reports, which allows you to analyze the sources of problematic traffic.

  • Useful for optimizing campaigns without losing potential customers.

βœ… Pros:

- Complete traffic picture - you can understand where bots are coming from.

- Flexibility - you can change the settings at any time without losing traffic.

Which mode to choose?

- If you need to immediately filter out low-quality traffic and not waste your budget on it, choose filtering.

- If it is important to analyze bots to make more accurate decisions, it is better to use tracking.

πŸ’‘ Recommendation: you can first enable tracking to analyze traffic and then switch to filtering for more efficient work.

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