Google Ads Clicker is a module inside Botlord Platform. Install and activate the platform first, then configure this engine.
IP changing and proxies
Proxy formats, rotation, geo alignment, and verifying IPs without burning bandwidth.
1 min readWhy proxies matter
Ad networks rate-limit and flag repeated requests from the same IP. Residential or mobile proxies look more like real users than datacenter IPs and reduce detection risk.
Each worker ideally gets its own proxy endpoint. If you share one proxy across many workers, the endpoint accumulates more signals and gets flagged faster.
Supported proxy formats
Paste proxy lines in the Configuration tab. Supported formats: ip:port, ip:port:user:pass, and protocol-prefixed variants like socks5://ip:port:user:pass.
Use the Browse button to load from a file. Re-save configuration after replacing the file — the path is read at start time, not on every iteration.
Keep one proxy per line with no blank lines or header rows. Mixed formats in the same file can cause silent parse failures.
Rotation and geo alignment
Rotate per-session rather than per-request for most ad workflows. Per-request rotation changes IPs mid-session which can look unusual.
Match your proxy country to the ad market you are targeting. A UK proxy clicking US Google Ads is a geographic mismatch that signals bot-like behaviour.
Verify geo with a quick IP check in Logs before a long unattended run. Proxy providers sometimes route through unexpected exit regions.