Google Ads Clicker is a module inside Botlord Platform. Install and activate the platform first, then configure this engine.
Profile strategy and session management
Disposable vs trusted-identity profiles, warmup, and how sessions are allocated to workers.
1 min readProfile strategy modes
Disposable mode creates a fresh browser profile for every session. No warmup, no persistence — fast, clean, and best for burst campaigns. This is the default.
Trusted Identities mode reuses persistent long-lived profiles. Profiles are warmed over several days (normal browsing, no ad clicks), then graduate to active CTR work. Better stealth, slower ramp-up.
Adaptive mode lets the platform decide per-session based on the profile's trust score and lifecycle state.
Profile warmup
In Trusted Identities mode, new profiles run warmup sessions first — casual browsing across unrelated sites to build a history before clicking ads.
Warmup templates: Casual (general browsing), Researcher (reading articles), Shopping (browsing product pages), Mobile (mobile-style session), Brand Boost (brand-focused researcher).
Set warmup_days to control how long a profile warms before it is eligible for ad-click work. 3–7 days is typical.
Antidetect browser profiles
When using AdsPower or MultiLogin, each profile gets its own browser fingerprint, cookies, and local storage. Workers are assigned profiles from a shared pool.
Profile pool orchestration manages which profiles are active vs warming. In full orchestration mode the pool is the source of truth for allocation. Most operators start in read-only mode and upgrade if they need smarter allocation.
Delete after run (disposable mode only) removes the profile when the session ends, keeping disk usage bounded.