How to fix ads.txt file issues for Blogger
Are you encountering ads.txt errors in your Adsense dashboard on Blogger? Don’t worry; you’ve come to the right place. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through the simple steps to fix the ads.txt issue in your Blogger website and optimize your AdSense performance.Â
In this guide, we’ll provide you with a step-by-step approach to add an ads.txt file to your Blogger website seamlessly. We’ll cover everything from accessing your Adsense dashboard to downloading the ads.txt file and integrating it into your Blogger settings. We’ll also explain how to cross-check if the ads.txt file has been successfully added to your website.
By following these instructions, you’ll be able to address the ads.txt error in your Adsense dashboard and ensure a smooth and compliant advertising experience on your Blogger website. So let’s dive in and get your ads.txt file up and running for improved AdSense performance!
What is Ads.txt?
Authorized Digital Sellers or ads.txt is a text file that is present in the root directory of your website and it ensures that your digital ad inventory is only sold through sellers (such as AdSense).
Adding an ads.txt file allows you to control who’s allowed to sell ads on your site and helps prevent counterfeit inventory from being presented to advertisers.
In this way, you can maximize your ad revenue and the chances of getting counterfeit inventory decrease.Â
How to Add an Ads.txt file to the Blogger website?
Now, let’s proceed with the step-by-step instructions to fix the ads.txt issue and enhance your Blogger website’s ad revenue.
- Just Login to your Adsense dashboard and download the ads.txt file.
- Now Open the file and copy all code and login into the Blogger dashboard.
- Now in the settings > Monetization, you will see the option to Enable custom ads.txt option.
- Here paste the copied code and save it. Now ads.txt file is added to your blogger website.
Here, note that the ads.txt notice in Adsense still shows as it takes some days or weeks to remove that warning notice. If your site doesn’t make many ad requests it may take up to a month.
How do I cross-check if the ads.txt is added to your blogger website?
You can easily check if the ads.txt is added properly or not. Just open the homepage of your website and in the URL bar type ads.txt after the home URL (Like https://www.techyleaf.in/ads.txt) and hit enter. Now you will see the same code that you have pasted in the settings.
If the code is the same then the ads.txt problem in Blogger is fixed now.
Conclusion
I hope you have successfully fixed the ads.txt file on your blogger website. If you still have any doubts then you can ask me in the comment section. You can also take the help of an ads.txt troubleshooter.Â
Dear sir, you must have know that Google crawler read ads.txt file if your website working without www.
And also must know that url redirect not working in ads.txt url.
Then where is solution?
Please don’t serve Half-unfinished knowledge.
Who told you URL redirect won’t work in ads.txt. For example, https://www.domain.com/ads.txt will only be crawled if domain.com/ads.txt redirects to it. You can check the Official Video Here https://youtu.be/Bcbvtp-k-bE
So, if you are using Blogger platform then you can simply set the redirection, there is no other way to add it in the root domain if you are using a custom domain on the blogger platform.
Hello, I love watching your video’s and they is this problem I have in my website,hope you are going to help me.
The problem is that most of my blog post they don’t want to index.
What could be the problem because I have tried everything but still it’s the same problem.