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When it comes to measuring the success of campaigns, ad fraud creates big differences. This is tough to overcome for two reasons, one of which is unintentional and the other of which is more intentional. To begin with, many marketers are unaware of the extent to which they are impacted by ad fraud. This means that any insights gained from these campaigns are ultimately tainted, resulting in campaign statistics to become hugely skewed. For example, if an ad generates a lot of impressions but few clicks due to tactics like ad stacking or pixel stuffing, marketing teams may assume their messaging is ineffective. Then, they might spend some time tweaking the ad to achieve more clicks and conversions. However, the initial ad may have been effective on its own, and as a result, marketers may now mistarget future ads. Some marketers, on the other hand, are more aware of the impact but they may tend towards vanity metrics, which make marketing teams seem good but don't always add to the bottom line. If the C-suite is more concerned with the number of clicks and impressions received than with how they directly effect sales, marketers may welcome fraudulent activity that makes their growth steadily increase. Or, perhaps they’re not comfortable admitting that being a victim of ad fraud has caused their department to cost the organisations thousands, or even millions of dollars. Overall, this can have a significant impact on the performance. Understanding how ad fraud affects media spend optimisation, on the other hand, makes it easier to address these issues in a well-informed manner.

The goal of “brand safety” technologies is to help advertisers avoid placing ads on inappropriate sites. This was the intent, and a noble one at that. Existing Brand safety algorithms rely on keywords, which means clever fraudsters can simply plagiarise content for their fake sites whilst avoiding words they know will be blocked. With the internet progressing and bettering itself everyday ,the problems are getting more complex day-by-day too. Other potential risks involves invalid traffic, fraudulent e-commerce ads, domain spoofing, extremism, inappropriate content and illegal download ads. Brand safety means much more than mere placement of ads on websites or a few random useless clicks, it is practically saving money which is lying on the table. It includes the image of a brand and what it associates with completely. It takes years to build a reputation and one wrong move can destroy it and cause monumental damages, especially in today’s world where information flows very quickly and so does misinformation. Also, nothing ever truly goes away, in the sense that it is permanent, once information is on the internet, no Public Relations team can truly ever get rid of it, they can twist facts and present it another way but, never get rid of it. Hence, advertisers should be vigilant to these tricks to avoid having monetary and reputational losses.

Like any other cybercriminal activity, digital ad frauds are also relatively new. Thus its modern roots make it challenging to combat such frauds. In most cases, marketers are uninformed or unaware of the fact that they have been scammed. Thus, it is more important than ever to fight such malicious activities. Most ad fraud affects the advertising budget of an organisation without producing results. These ad frauds claim credit for coincidental site visits or generate fake clicks and impressions, which results in wastage of ad spending of marketers. Eventually, this will have a negative impact on the marketing strategies of the enterprises and wasted efforts. In addition, it can also do reputational damage to brands, when associated with inappropriate or objectionable content. When a brand is a victim of ad fraud for an extended period of time, it can significantly lose its potential customers. Read more here, to know why ad fraud detection is so important.

We analysed the behaviour of over 1Crore (10M) digital devices, and understood if their device is acting as an emulator for app based malware or adware. Here is what we found out? 1. We analysed over 5Crore devices and discovered every second app install in India is either incentivised or fraudulent. 2. One-Fourth of advertiser's budget is lost to Ad Fraud. 3. Digital ad fraud losses in India are nearing INR 6000 crore. 4. Globally, this figure is pegged to be $68 Billion.