> they don't allow double tracking, so you have to trust their numbers
Facebook Ads and SA360 both allow 3rd party impression and click tracking. Not to mention the myriad of 3rd party analytics tools you can use to track the website.
> if you look at IP from their "clicks", you see often a FB/Google datacenter IP range
I've never heard this before and seems hilariously simplistic. These megacorps don't have VPNs?
> they did just clever algorithm and heavy profiling to stole your organic traffic
Not sure if you had a stroke while writing this, but this makes no sense.
As someone who has also been in the industry for 10+ years, none of what you said passes the smell test. Maybe after 15 years you still never understood the industry or technology?
Facebook Ads and SA360 both allow 3rd party impression and click tracking. Not to mention the myriad of 3rd party analytics tools you can use to track the website.
> if you look at IP from their "clicks", you see often a FB/Google datacenter IP range
I've never heard this before and seems hilariously simplistic. These megacorps don't have VPNs?
> they did just clever algorithm and heavy profiling to stole your organic traffic
Not sure if you had a stroke while writing this, but this makes no sense.
As someone who has also been in the industry for 10+ years, none of what you said passes the smell test. Maybe after 15 years you still never understood the industry or technology?