
Google Ads
Google Ads is one of the largest platforms for online advertising, providing opportunities to create and manage advertising campaigns. Proxy verification for Google Ads is aimed at confirming the proxy's ability to bypass site security mechanisms, provide stable access to platform functionality and prevent detection of automated traffic. This is especially important to ensure reliable management of advertising campaigns without the risk of blocking or rate limiting.
Verification Algorithm
The algorithm for checking the proxy for Google Ads includes the following steps:
Customizing Headers:
Define the necessary HTTP headers to simulate a real browser.
Sending a GET request to the Google Search Page:
Making a GET request to the Google search page with a specific query through a proxy server.
Analyzing the Response and Processing Cookie Consent:
Checking the HTTP status code (must be 200).
Parsing the HTML response to find the cookie consent form.
If the consent form is found, a POST request is sent to accept the cookie.
Checking the Presence of Ads:
After accepting the cookie, the presence of advertisements on the page is checked.
If ads are found ('Sponsored' or 'Gesponsert'), the proxy is considered valid.
Features of the Algorithm
Processing of Consent to the Use of Cookies:
The algorithm automatically processes the cookie consent form, which is necessary to access Google Ads functionality.
Two-step Validation:
The first request confirms the availability of the search page and cookie processing.
The second stage verifies the presence of advertisements, which is an indicator of successful access to Google Ads.
HTML Parsing:
Using the BeautifulSoup library to parse HTML responses and extract necessary data (e.g., consent forms and advertisements).
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