Spider AF is built around advertising fraud, fake leads, affiliate fraud, and third-party tag monitoring. Strawberry can help marketing, growth, and security teams inspect the evidence behind an alert. It can connect a fraud pattern to the campaign or form it affects, then prepare an incident brief. It can keep the remediation work clear before somebody blocks traffic or changes a live campaign.
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Read the evidence before blocking the source.
Invalid traffic is expensive, but a blunt response can remove legitimate customers from a campaign that is actually working. Strawberry can organise Spider AF findings by source, campaign, confidence, and business impact. The person approving a block can then see both the suspected fraud signal and the cost of being wrong.
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Connect a fake lead pattern to the funnel it distorts.
A lead can look suspicious because of a device pattern, a form exploit, a single landing page, or an acquisition source. Strawberry can prepare a cross-functional brief from Spider AF evidence that shows whether sales follow-up, paid optimisation, or form protection is the right next move.
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Make tag alerts actionable for the right owner.
A changed third-party tag can be a marketing experiment, a broken implementation, or a security issue. Strawberry can turn a Spider AF SiteScan finding into a handoff with the page, tag, change, owner, and verification steps, rather than leaving security with an unexplained screenshot.
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Review fraud patterns after a full weekly cycle.
Monday morning is useful because it captures the prior week’s campaign and lead patterns before new budget decisions are made. Save the fraud-review logic as a Spider AF skill after the team agrees on thresholds. The weekly pass can then report comparable evidence rather than moving the definition of suspicious traffic from one week to the next.
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