How do you stop traffic from spammy locations?

[Grant]

I noticed on my tiktok, one of my videos was favorited a lot. It's my only video and for some reason each person who has liked it, is an attractive female. My guess is that the majority of users liking my video are fake users. How do you go about stopping that sort of thing when it comes to your site? Like, how do you stop this sort of traffic from coming in to your site?

 

[Melanie Marie]

I noticed on my tiktok, one of my videos was favorited a lot. It's my only video and for some reason each person who has liked it, is an attractive female. My guess is that the majority of users liking my video are fake users. How do you go about stopping that sort of thing when it comes to your site? Like, how do you stop this sort of traffic from coming in to your site?

I wouldn't stop it.
Hey, a like is a like, and if a bunch of attractive females/males real or bots end up giving anything of mine a whole bunch of likes.. why not? Some people go as far as paying fakesters to like and comment on their stuff. You're getting it for free.
I'd keep the likes and not even try to prevent further encounters

 

[Kane]

Most social media sites have bot users, I do not think you can stop them from following you and engaging with your content. At least I have not figured out if this can actually be done. However, if you are running websites and you want to stop traffic from a certain location, you can blog the IPs from that location. I do not worry about spammy traffic, what worries me is spam comments.

 

[Jason]

It's a good thing I'm not into SEO, cause I got no idea how to stop that stuff. Well, I can stop bots from coming to blogs and forums. They pretty much can never come.