PPC Protect has announced the introduction of its new Protective Analytics Platform. This move expands its existing ad fraud prevention SaaS solution to encompass ad protection across all ad networks including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok, Quora, Snapchat, and many more.
Building on billions of analysed ad clicks, PPC Protect’s machine learning technology performs deep analysis on ad traffic, detecting and protecting acquisition investments from the threat of fraudulent, non-human, and other invalid click activity.
Having grown from nine staff in 2020 to 36 in 2021 and dramatically increasing revenue over the same period, PPC Protect is seen as one of the UK’s startup success stories since winning Tech Nation’s Rising Stars award in 2019.
Neil Andrew, CEO and Founder of PPC Protect stated, “With the increase in speed at which businesses are moving online, the risks posed by click fraud are more significant than ever. Losses for businesses worldwide are expected to exceed billion by 2023. We think businesses should have a right to protect themselves against this.”
By combining cybersecurity and data analysis capabilities into one platform, PPC Protect reduces invalid ad traffic to a minimum and uses that ad traffic data to provide additional insights into user behaviours across multiple acquisition networks including optimisation of budding signals. This provides significant improvements in ROAS and opens up new opportunities for user and revenue acquisition through automated analysis of this click-level data.
“Most marketers don’t realise the extent to which non-human traffic has infiltrated their acquisition channels and is draining their ad budget. By analysing traffic behaviour across all ad networks, we can now leverage this cross-platform data to extend protection across any ad network. It’s a significant and unique capability of our technology.” said Pete Rawlinson, PPC Protect’s CMO.
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