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Does Google manipulate its Stock Price through Click Fraud?
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Probably, the code put on various pages of your sites yielded 125 page views, whereas the rest of your webpages (on which yahoo! code was not there) must have been diverted by google, and this may explain the 315 paid clicks extra.
Google ‘s 95% earning comes from advertisements like Adsense and Adwords (and ads for search, content.)
What you say might just be happen, but wait……
if someone external is doing click fraud, then 440 people should also come to your site. Check your webstats by getting a free service from http://statcounter.com .
After setting up the code on each page, after 2 weeks you should find where you went wrong. You can contact me always. my email ad – chirag155@yahoo.co.in
Myself.
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