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Eight Principles to Ensure Click Quality

Last post 05-16-2007, 5:07 PM by Kevin Embree. 1 replies.
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  •  05-15-2007, 10:56 AM 251

    Eight Principles to Ensure Click Quality

    The Click Quality Councilâ„¢, an independent group of leading online advertisers, advertising agencies and click quality monitoring firms, published a list of eight principles it believes should serve as the foundation for ensuring industry-wide click quality. The development of the eight core principles for ensuring click quality is the result of a six month effort by Click Quality Council members to identify the key elements needed to deliver adequate quality in pay-per-click advertising campaigns. The eight cornerstone principles include:

    Principles to Ensure Click Quality

    1. Advertisers should never pay for double clicks or repeat clicks from the same session.
    2. Advertisers should never pay for traffic from bots.
    3. Advertisers should have control over where, when and to whom ads are distributed.
    4. Domain and IP exclusion lists from search providers should be easy to use and maintain.
    5. Search providers should provide advertisers detailed referrer information on all traffic that is billed.
    6. Advertisers should never pay for traffic originating outside the specified geo-targeted settings.
    7. Search engines should adopt third-party validation for click quality as other media companies have done for their audience validation.
    8. Search providers should provide an easy mechanism to reconcile paid clicks on a monthly basis.

     

    What do you think of these principles?

  •  05-16-2007, 5:07 PM 252 in reply to 251

    Re: Eight Principles to Ensure Click Quality

    We will post the CQC survey results next week!
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