Mostly "Click" Advertising Facebook Apparently Fake

Limited Run, a small startup company, decided to delete his Facebook page and no longer serve ads on social networking sites.

The reason, "click" earned through advertising was found not come from real users (humans), but the bot (machine).

It was discovered after the Limited Run do a thorough analysis of the traffic received from Facebook by using a variety of analytical services terasuk Click and Google Analytics.

To verify the findings, the company is also making its own analysis tool.

Apparently, according to Limited Run, 80 percent of clicks their ads on Facebook is produced not by a real Facebook users. To-80 percent of the "users" who clicks these fish would be found not enable JavaScript so difficult to verify.

Server Limited Run record them as "non-standard user agent" is not from a browser such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE, or IOS.

In fact, Limited Run up again, over many years working in the online world, the number of people to disable JavaScript are usually only in numbers ranging from 1-2 percent.

Subsequent analysis using the page logger found that 80 percent of all those clicks were made by bots.

Facebook advertising charge of Limited Run by the number of clicks on ads that direct users to sites belonging to the company's startup. Large number of clicks will increase the cost of advertising.

Run your own Limited is a company that produces software platform for musicians and labels to sell physical products such as audio cassettes.

Limited Run insisted that they did not accuse Facebook is behind the event click on the ads by this bot. This may be driven by a rival who runs Denial of Service (DOS) attack to raise the cost of advertising the company.

Facebook party said it was investigating the claims of the Limited Run.

A separate investigation ever conducted by the BBC earlier this month revealed that on Facebook there are many fake accounts terotomisasi.

Thousands of fake accounts can be run from a computer with specialized software by the people who use it for, among other things, gives the status of "like" fake fan page to page, or advertisements that give a false impression of success to the advertisers.

Facebook insisted that, from 901 million registered user accounts, "only" five to six percent, or about 54 million of them are fake accounts.