I have been pleading to two competing companies, Snow performance and Coolingmist to stop using "Aquamist" as a Google Adword for the last two months. Got ignored. I even got comments such as "get over it".

I may have found a way to combating the adword scenario.

A competitive company such as Snow and Coolingmist pays Google per click. The customer sets a limit on the number of clicks per day, the more they pay, the higher the daily limit. Once the limit is reached, the adword will no longer appear until the the next day.

Google ignores multiple nuisance clicks from the same source and re-credit their customer. This applied to about over 3-10 clicks per day per user.

If I can rally enough people to apply a couple of clicks per day, the adword limit will be reached very quickly and will no longer appear.

It is a long shot, do you think it will work?

 

ibtl

 

This is just how businesses treat each other Richard. The company I work for has the same thing done to it. Type in Demosphere and you will see cogran sports popup. Personally I think anybody that is using the net will be visiting each vendor and comparing things like price, features and even how good the website is once they get there. I say if it bothers you then do the same thing to them.

 

Download and configure a program called "tor". It routs your IP through a series of computers so that what you do is almost untraceable and it looks like the last computer in the chain is doing everything. So do a click or two...restart tor to get your new IP...click it a few times...rinse and repeat.

 

dis1,
I may have to accept it as a dark side of internet. Thanks for your advice.

raptor22,

I will looking into this - sure is a novel way to doing a multi-click without Google re-crediting the Adword account.

Can I enlist the help of a spamming company to do the click, there are great in relocating themselves ?

 

Don't click on my adwords btw i don't use aquimist as a key word

 

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