How to add ads.txt file to your Blogger website

Where to get the ads.txt from

There are two ways to get the ads.txt file. You can create the file by yourself or get it from your ad provider ⎼ some ad networks, like optAd360, provide publishers with all the monetization essentials, including ads.txt. In the article on how to create an ads.txt file, you’ll find a guide for both methods, along with all the necessary information that should be included. Alternatively, (assuming you use one of these solutions) you can generate the file’s base automatically from your Google AdSense or Ad Manager account and subsequently complete it with new ad vendors’ data.

How to add ads.txt on Blogger

The service’s structures let you do many things directly without the necessity to use any plugins or other external solutions. Blogger provides many features enabling a very convenient process execution, whether it’s a script or file implementation. Once you have prepared and verified the validity of your ads.txt, you can easily add it to the website’s root domain using your Blogger profile solely. Here we go:

There you have it! Now, your Blogger website is provided with a brand-new ads.txt file. As a next step, you should always check if the file is inserted correctly by adding an “/ads.txt” part to your website address. If everything went well, you’d see there all the positions you’ve prepared. It will be visible right away or after up to a few hours, so be patient. Good job!