Friday, July 25, 2014

Market Confidence Shook After Bot Fraud Numbers Rising

By Jashua Moses


The existence of bot fraud has been around for a long time in the advertising industry. Why waste time on advertising personally, when bots can do the same job for you? This is the line of thinking that has been spread across the industry and is used by some of the most successful giants in the advertising world on a regular basis. It is all about cutting costs and maximizing time and that can only be done with bot fraud.

The ANA has decided it is time to start looking into the top 30 advertisers and seeing what type of practices they are employing. They have put together a campaign that is going to be used in order to see what type of advertising is going on by these giants in the advertising world. Are they only using legitimate ways to advertise? Are they being fraudulent with their approaches?

The government has finally be prodded into doing a study and seeing how far the issue falls in order to get a read. This will help set the legislation to guard against bot fraud in the future. The goal is to put together legalities that are in sync with what is taking place in the world of advertising.

White Ops will be looking to get this report in as soon as possible and have already started working on putting together codes and tricks. They will want to have everything in line to make sure they are able to track all of the bots that are out there working on behalf of the major advertisers around the nation. The goal is to not only reduce the amount of bot fraud, but to essentially get rid of it and this is the first step in the process.

Bot fraud has been going on for a long time ever since the digital realm became a viable solution to use for advertising. It has become the easiest way to get to the most number of people possible and as fast as possible too.

Bot fraud is the easiest way to make money for advertising firms and they know this is the way to go. However, is it truly an issue that could shake the market? The ANA certainly believes so and they have started to target the advertisers to see how far the problem truly goes.




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