Invalid Traffic is the cause of account suspension or disabled account. Invalid Traffic means when genuine interests aren’t being sought: some kind of technical manipulation in increasing a site’s visit or click-on-ads.
But the problem arises, when the people working genuinely on their blog get booked for punishment. That’s the thing I’m afraid of! That's why I’m checking about it.
First problem
Suppose you are a professional blogger and work on WordPress, your blog is new, and you write 5-6 blog posts a day with images. Each time when you write a blog post, you go to dashboard, write your content, put an image and press “publish” — it gives you two links one for your content, and other for image (# example.com/yourContentLink/, # example.com/yourContentLink/imageAttachmentPostLink/ ). And after publishing it, you take a look at it (how awesome you’ve written), and sometimes edit some mistakes too, then again update, and take a look. This way, you normally see your post 2-3 times. It may also happen with ImageAttachmentPostLink, where you write image description.
This way, for 5-6 blog posts a day, you take on an average 18-25 visits for your blog.
Second problem
Your blog isn’t so new, you’ve 3k to 5k or more posts, and suppose you have forgot to write “alt” tag for your images, and you want to make changes by taking 30-50 posts a day, and plus you write fresh content too.
Analysis
Now with both the problems (or take any one) your site visits and hours of visits are increasing from a unique IP Address. Though you don’t do click-on-ads, but the Traffic is increasing. My question is, Will it count in Invalid Traffic?
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