If you're concerned about fraudulent or repetitive clicks draining your ad budget, Excessive Clicking Rules can help. This feature allows you to define exactly how many times a visitor can interact with your paid ads before they're automatically blocked.
By setting your own thresholds, you can take proactive steps to protect your campaigns from suspicious behaviour.
What Are Excessive Clicking Rules?
Excessive Clicking Rules let you create custom limits on how many paid ad clicks are allowed from a single visitor within a chosen time period. If those limits are exceeded, the visitor is automatically blocked from seeing your ads.
This helps you:
Stop repeat clickers who may be driving up your costs
Prevent click fraud from bots or competitors
Regain control over your advertising spend
How It Works
You can define multiple rules based on click count and timeframe. Each rule can be tailored to your needs, and you can update or delete them at any time.
Example Rules:
Block a visitor after 3 clicks in 1 hour
Block a visitor after 5 clicks in 24 hours
Block a visitor after 7 clicks in 7 days
Once a rule is triggered, that visitor's IP or device fingerprint is added to your exclusion list, preventing them from seeing your ads again—at least until the exclusion period expires or the block is manually removed.
Full Control and Flexibility
Your rules are fully customisable and can be edited as often as needed. Whether you want to test stricter rules during high-risk periods or loosen them during quieter campaigns, Click Guardian makes it easy to adjust your strategy in real time.
There’s no “one size fits all” approach—what works for a local service provider might not suit a high-volume eCommerce store. That’s why Click Guardian gives you the flexibility to adapt based on your traffic, budget, and goals.
Getting Started
You can manage your Excessive Clicking Rules in your Click Guardian Settings area. From there, you’ll be able to:
Add a new rule
Edit or remove existing rules
Review rule performance through your exclusion data