How to tell a real lead from a fake one
What Direct does not treat as an invalid conversion, how a call longer than 30 seconds differs from spam, and how the CRM status Spam order reaches Metrica.
What Direct does not treat as an invalid conversion, how a call longer than 30 seconds differs from spam, and how the CRM status Spam order reaches Metrica.
How to read Metrica’s four call goals, how a dynamic number differs from a static one, and why a call with no visit never becomes a goal. The linking window is 21 days.
How to check a contractor against Yandex Metrica and Yandex Direct: CRM order matching, lead quality, representative access, and goals without opening the counter.
Thirty seconds in Metrica is the threshold of a goal call, not a sign of inflation. How a dynamic call differs from a static one, and why a tap on a number is not a conversation.
The browser checks email shape and does not check a phone number. What confirms a mailbox, why a tap on a number is not a call, and why Direct states two different rules for a bad contact.
A repeated form, a failed submit, and a wrong contact are not the same thing. What Yandex Direct does not treat as an invalid conversion, and how a spam-order status reaches Metrica.
What OWASP calls form spam, why a captcha and a single trap field do not close a submission, and the order to put on a form without expecting a refund from Direct.
The OWASP catalog separates spam, metric skewing, and inflation of paid volume. How to mark a spam order in a CRM upload, and why mass signups are not password guessing.
Yandex Direct does not treat an off-target form as invalid traffic. How to separate that lead from metric skewing, and what Metrica goals and CRM actually show.
A hidden empty field and a blocked robots.txt path are cheap OWASP checks. Why one of them is not a form defense, and where a visible captcha fits.
Three OWASP layers, a hidden field, email confirmation, and Turnstile. Where a captcha stays a fallback, and what a computational task does not undo.