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Why doesn't Google stop 100% of bot clicks automatically?

Google's business model relies on advertising revenue, and overly aggressive automated filtering risks blocking real buyers, which would reduce both advertiser revenue and Google's gross income. Therefore, Google...

Why doesn't Google stop 100% of bot clicks automatically?

Google's business model relies on advertising revenue, and overly aggressive automated filtering risks blocking real buyers, which would reduce both advertiser revenue and Google's gross income. Therefore, Google...

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Why doesn't Google stop 100% of bot clicks automatically?

Google's business model relies on advertising revenue, and overly aggressive automated filtering risks blocking real buyers, which would reduce both advertiser revenue and Google's gross income. Therefore, Google only filters a baseline of invalid clicks, leaving many bot clicks to slip through. Seatext's forensic bot detection engine can uncover these missed invalid clicks and help you recover up to 20% of wasted ad spend.

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