Through Google Ad, Ad Manager, AdSense, and Ad Exchange, Google Spam Score is assigned. To keep things straight, in command and control, it is vital to have a Healthy Google Score and try your best to improve it.
To maintain a healthy score, there is a need to limit and remove spam clicks and have barriers for invalid, unwanted traffic.
Be aware and careful that those publishers who have bad scores might face precarious clawbacks in their revenue and might lose their Google AD ACCOUNT if things are not under control.
If the rating is in the range of 1 % to 30% is viewed as Spam Score, and if it is in the range of 31% to 60%, then it is considered a Medium Spam Score. If this percentage is even higher, at 61% to 100%, it is considered very dangerous and is a HIGH SPAM SCORE.
"A Metric which shows the percentage of clicks and from a publisher identified as spasm click is called,” GOOGLE SPAM SCORE”.
STRATEGY TO HAVE A HEALTHY AND BEARABLE SPAM SCORE
Invalid visitors are an integral part of a bad spam score and need to be avoided. Keep advertisements within well-planned limits and do not make your site overburdened with ads. Be aware that you should not keep ad units in vulnerable areas for unwanted clicks. This is being warning to you that if you keep your ad overburdened and in vulnerable areas, it might harm your spam score and might cause trouble for you. Share of spam Vs everyday clicks is used to measure SPAM RANKING.
Excessive click-through ratings (CTRs) can lead to a RED FLAG that might result in ACCOUNT TERMINATION.
ADSCRAFTIFY ANALYTIC SYSTEM might be helpful in this regard.
