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Anyone know what this means?

google.com/aclk

I keep seeing this as a referrer, all coming from my PPC campaign but different IP.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Posted Mon Aug 30 2010 3:06pm by ChicagoSEOConsultants


It's a click from an advertisement. "Ad CLicK". We leave it in there so you know it wasn't just from google.com root domain, but we strip off the query parameters because they're always very long, completely unique for each click, and indecipherable outside of Google's sofftware.

Posted Mon Aug 30 2010 3:34pm by Your Friendly Clicky Admin


Here's my explanation... Let me know if it is completely off base. It appears that Google uses two different methods to bring a visitor to your site when you use AdWords:
Method 1 - Uses a link like www.google.com/url?q=widgets&url=/aclkLotsofIndecipherableParameters
Method 2 - Uses a link like www.google.com/aclk?LotsOfIndecipherableParameters

Clicky shows Method 1 as "google.com widgets"
Clicky shows Method 2 as "google.com/aclk"

If you add these up, it should equal the number of clicks that AdWords is reporting.

Posted Wed Sep 1 2010 5:06pm by zovall


Clicky Admins - If what I posted above it correct, I'd like to ask you to revisit stripping off all the query parameters on the google.com/aclk links. It seems like the query string is indeed available - it is just towards the end of the URL. Let me know if you see this or if you need more information.

Posted Wed Sep 1 2010 5:14pm by zovall


I would like to second zovall's request as it is very useful to be able to know the actual query that generated the click through.

Posted Thu Sep 16 2010 6:12am by zeditsolutions-DELETED


how to recognies action in getclicky and if any one visit website anyware then getclicky recognies or not, or if any user click in website which page getclicky inserted by us then recogniesd or is recognies user visit wesite anyware? or recognies only in which page getclicky form inserted by us?

Posted Sat Jul 14 2012 10:05pm by sriramshaker



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