¿Desea crear y gestionar un archivo ads.txt en WordPress?
Si su sitio web se ve envuelto en anuncios fraudulentos, puede dañar su reputación y costarle dinero. Si añade un sencillo archivo ads.txt a su sitio web, podrá proteger a su sitio, socios y editores del fraude publicitario y, posiblemente, aumentar sus ingresos por publicidad.
En este artículo, le mostraremos cómo crear y gestionar fácilmente un archivo ads.txt en WordPress.
¿Por qué crear y gestionar archivos Ads.txt en WordPress?
Ads.txt es la abreviatura de ‘Vendedor Digital Autorizado’. Es un archivo que muestra qué empresas están autorizadas a vender anuncios en su sitio web de WordPress y ayuda a evitar que aparezcan anuncios falsos.
Si gana dinero con su blog a partir de anuncios (como con Google AdSense), es una buena idea añadir un archivo ads.txt a su sitio web.
La razón es que algunas partes no autorizadas pueden pretender tener su permiso para vender anuncios en su blog de WordPress. Esto podría llevar a mostrar anuncios malos o engañosos, lo que puede ser peligroso para tu reputación y la seguridad de tus usuarios.
El archivo ads.txt es como un guardián. Impide que cualquier persona que no esté en su lista aprobada venda anuncios en su blog de WordPress. De esta manera, estarás protegiendo tu sitio web y asegurándote de que solo aparezcan los anuncios de socios de confianza.
Con esto en mente, veamos cómo puede crear y gestionar un archivo ads.txt en WordPress. Le guiaremos a través de dos métodos diferentes. Puede utilizar estos enlaces rápidos para omitir uno específico:
Método 1: Crear un archivo Ads.txt en WordPress usando WPCode (Recomendado)
Crear y gestionar un archivo ads.txt requiere un poco de código. Si usted no se siente cómodo con la adición de código personalizado por su cuenta, entonces este proceso puede parecer abrumador.
Por eso recomendamos usar WPCode, que es el mejor plugin de fragmentos de código del mercado. Con esto, usted no tendrá que jugar directamente con el código de WordPress y preocuparse acerca de romper su sitio web.
Este plugin actúa como una interfaz fácil de usar en la que puedes insertar código personalizado en tu sitio web de WordPress de forma fácil y segura. Puede ver todos los códigos que ha añadido en un solo lugar para que pueda hacer un seguimiento de sus personalizaciones.
Para esta guía, utilizaremos la versión Pro de WPCode. Aunque existe un plugin gratuito de WPCode, la característica que necesitamos para gestionar archivos ads.txt está en la versión Pro.
Lo primero es lo primero, instala WPCode. Puedes seguir nuestra guía paso a paso sobre cómo instalar un plugin de WordPress si necesitas ayuda.
A continuación, asegúrese de activar la clave de licencia de WPCode Pro. Simplemente vaya a Fragmentos de código “ Ajustes e inserte su clave de licencia donde corresponda. A continuación, seleccione el botón “Activar clave”.
Sabrá que la activación se ha realizado correctamente cuando el texto del botón cambie a “Desactivar clave”.
Ahora, vayamos a Fragmentos de código “ Editor de archivos. Aquí, verás que el plugin ya tiene una característica integrada de gestión de ads.txt.
Lo que tiene que hacer ahora es escribir la siguiente información en este formato: dominio, ID publicado, tipo de relación e ID de plataforma publicitaria (opcional).
Por ejemplo, aquí añadimos Google AdSense como plataforma publicitaria aprobada:
google.com, pub-0000000000000000, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0
El primer campo es el dominio de la empresa que está autorizada a vender o revender su inventario de anuncios. En el ejemplo anterior, es google.com.
Después, añadirás el ID de editor, que es exclusivo de tu cuenta. En este caso, es pub-0000000000000000. Si no está seguro de dónde encontrar este ID, puede marcar / comprobar la documentación en línea de la red o de la plataforma para obtener más información.
Asegúrese de introducir correctamente el ID. De lo contrario, puede aparecer el error “Ganancias en riesgo”.
La tercera sección declara el tipo de relación, que puede ser DIRECTA o REVENDEDORA. Directa significa que el editor trabaja directamente con el vendedor de AdTech.
Por su parte, revendedor significa que el editor ha autorizado a un tercero a revender en su nombre, como una red publicitaria o una solución de gestión de anuncios.
El último campo es el ID de la plataforma publicitaria, que es opcional.
Ahora puede añadir tantas plataformas y distribuidores como desee. Sólo asegúrate de añadir cada organización en su propia línea.
Cuando haya terminado, sólo tiene que desplazarse hacia abajo y hacer clic en “Guardar cambios”.
Ahora, cualquiera puede leer el archivo ads.txt de su sitio.
Para ver el archivo en acción, simplemente añada ads.txt al final del nombre de su dominio, como www.example.com/ads.txt.
Método 2: Crear un archivo Ads.txt en WordPress usando Ads.txt Manager (Gratis)
Otra forma de crear un archivo ads.text es utilizando Ads.txt Manager. Este plugin gratuito añade un sencillo editor de código donde puedes escribir todas tus plataformas y redes autorizadas.
Lo primero que tienes que hacer es instalar y activar el plugin Ads.txt Manager. Para más detalles, consulta nuestra guía paso a paso sobre cómo instalar un plugin de WordPress.
Una vez activado, dirígete a la página Ajustes ” Ads.txt.
Esto abre un sencillo editor de código en el que puede añadir los detalles de cada plataforma o distribuidor en su propia línea, como antes.
Cuando esté satisfecho con la información introducida, haga clic en el botón “Guardar cambios”.
Cómo corregir el error de ganancias en riesgo en Google AdSense
Si utiliza Google AdSense, existe la posibilidad de que aparezca el siguiente error en su cuenta de AdSense:
Ingresos en peligro - Uno o más de sus archivos ads.txt no contienen su ID de editor de AdSense. Corríjalo ahora para evitar un grave impacto en sus ingresos.
Esto significa que su archivo ads.txt no tiene el ID de editor correcto.
Para corregir este problema, acceda a su página de AdSense con su dirección de correo electrónico y contraseña de Google. Encontrará el ID junto al siguiente campo: “Este correo electrónico está asociado a la cuenta de AdSense”.
Ahora, simplemente ve al Editor de Archivos de WPCode o al gestor de Ads.txt y encuentra la línea que añade Google AdSense como proveedor autorizado. A continuación, cambie el texto para que utilice el ID correcto.
A continuación, guarde los cambios para almacenar los ajustes. Ahora, si vuelve a visitar su cuenta de Google AdSense, el mensaje de error debería haber desaparecido.
Esperamos que este tutorial te haya ayudado a aprender cómo crear y gestionar archivos ads.txt en WordPress. Puede que también quieras aprender cómo aumentar el tráfico de tu blog o comprobar nuestra selección experta de los mejores plugins de ventana emergente para WordPress.
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Jiří Vaněk says
I was also initially alerted that I didn’t have an ads.txt file. However, I eventually chose the path of manually creating and uploading it via FTP to save WordPress from additional plugins. Therefore, I recommend the same. Alternatively, if anyone has a file manager in WordPress in the form of a plugin, they can simply create a text file named ads.txt with the code and upload it to the root directory of WordPress via FTP.
Ahmed Omar says
I just received this message few days ago “Earnings at risk – You need to fix some ads.txt file issues to avoid severe impact to your revenue.”
This post solved my issue
Thank you
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommended solution helped
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Amber says
Hi,
I have followed the steps to add the ad.txt to the website. When I go to check it is says page not found. I have deleted cache. I’m not sure what else to do.
WPBeginner Support says
If clearing your site’s cache is not working, reach out to your hosting provider for them to make sure it is not their caching or a security setting that may be preventing it from being crawled.
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Poornapragna G A says
Hi,
I have been a regular reader of your lovely blog. Thanks.
I entered the details of Ads.txt as given in Google Adsense in the Ads.Txt section “Settings” section in the WordPress dashboard and saved the changes as per your guidance above. Still, my Adsense account says “Ads. Txt not found”. What is the reason for this?
WPBeginner Support says
If you have any caching on your site, ensure that you clear it as that is the most common reason why Google would not be able to find your new ads.txt.
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Ismail says
Will this ” f08c47fec0942fa0″ be unique to all advertisers in my website?
WPBeginner Support says
Yes the ad code will be specific to the advertisers
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Caydaruus says
Hello i installed Manage Ads.txt and i have google adsense and taboole my question
can i use both in this plugin in one place
WPBeginner Support says
Unless we hear otherwise, you should be able to add both using this plugin.
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Rakesh says
Very nice article but I want to know how I can add more than one ads.txt file in root folder of my domain , lets say one from google and other from infolink? Please help
WPBeginner Support says
You should be able to add the information from one ads.txt file to the other and merge them for what you’re wanting to do
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Poorna says
You guys makes everything so simple! Thanks a million!! I just uploaded Ads.txt file into my site!!
Arif Wali says
Hello,
I have installed more than 10 plugins I don’t want to install more than that. I there any alternate option?
WPBeginner Support says
You would need to manually edit your ads.txt file using FTP or your host’s file manager but for your worry of how many plugins, we would recommend taking a look at our article below:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/opinion/how-many-wordpress-plugins-should-you-install-on-your-site
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Jem says
Followed everything but when time to check it appears cannot be found. what should I do?
WPBeginner Support says
If you do not have an ads.txt file then you can create one, not all sites have one created for them by default.
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Sasindu Jayasri says
I worked with infolink before with this plugin. It worked properly. Now got adsense approval too. So need to add adsense ads.txt code to here. Without losing infolink can I add that file too?
WPBeginner Support says
You would add the new information on a new line of your ads.txt file.
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Emmanuel Acquah says
I do want to insert ads text on my wordpress website and will this work or is there any other recommendation to carry out this action.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to check with who you are wanting to include ads from for how to add those to your site. This guide is to help limit what can include ads on your site rather than adding more to your site.
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mohamed salah says
i have added ads.txt from google adsense, and now i need to add ads.txt from another site and in file manager it refuses to create another ads.txt file, what can i do ?
WPBeginner Support says
Rather than creating another, you would want to modify your ads.txt with the recommendations from the different platforms you want to include.
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Bhuvana M J says
Thanks, it is very helpful
WPBeginner Support says
You’re welcome
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Paula says
Very helpful, the plug-in was very easy to install and use.
One question: now that my Ads.txt file is installed and running smooth on my site, is it okay to delete the plugin? Or would doing that also delete the Ads.txt file? I ask only because I try to minimize the number of plugins on my site, since each extra plugin makes the site that little bit heavier/slower etc.
Thanks again.
WPBeginner Support says
You would want to check with the plugin’s support for how they handle that currently but for how plugins affect your site speed, we would recommend taking a look at our article below for a better understanding:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/opinion/how-many-wordpress-plugins-should-you-install-on-your-site
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Carmen Applegate says
Wow! I’ve been trying to figure this out for almost an hour now! This article totally saved me! Thanks!
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WILLIAM says
This page has saved my bacon on more than one occasion, thank you.
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You’re welcome, glad our guide could assist you
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Stephen Reeves says
Hey there,
I am getting an error regarding there already being an ads.txt file on my wordpress, although there shouldn’t be? Strange.
WPBeginner Support says
You may want to check with your hosting provider to ensure there was no hiccup from their end.
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Rakib says
Thanks For share with us it”s Very helpful for beginner.
Thank You a lot !!!
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Ashish Gupta says
Thank for sharing the article, i,m also facing the same issues.
I just want to know that, i have to update same code or need to do any change.
google.com, pub-0000000000000000, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0
WPBeginner Support says
You need to replace the pub-0000000000000000 with your own publisher ID
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Thank you so much!
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Karnav says
If i upload txt file in file manager on my control panel instead adding new plugin compare to add a plugin and put code in it, would it have same speed for loading my website or is it that plugin based set up affect the speed?
WPBeginner Support says
The speed difference shouldn’t be noticeable between the two methods
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Mae Orcales says
Thanks, you’ve always been a great help!
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Samson says
My team and I just got our AdSense approved. We installed the Ads.txt plugin but I noticed all our articles had a change in their URLs.
On tracing it, I saw that that ads.txt code of “google.com, pub-account, DIRECT, blah blah blah” is being added to every of our post URL making it look like “www.example.com/google.com, pub-account, DIRECT, blahblabhblah/post-name/
It really looks disturbing.
Please, how can I remove it without disturbing the ads.txt?
WPBeginner Support says
The ads.txt shouldn’t modify your permalinks, you would want to start by checking your permalink settings under Settings>Permalinks to see what is set there as well as resaving your permalinks
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Swarupa... says
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You are a savior. You have answers to all my questions.
Thanks a lot
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vuctor says
i got approved, and i had the warning, i quickly installed and activated the plugin and the warnings disappeared. But days later, my ads stopped showing on my site (it wasn’t a ban or suspension). it just leaves blank ads spaces. The thing now is that the ads show sometimes, and most times it doesn’t which has made my earnings very poor.
WPBeginner Support says
For what it sounds like, you would want to use Google’s ads not displaying troubleshooter to see if there are any issues, otherwise, it could be there are no recommended ads to match the content on your site.
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Francisca says
Is there any way this can be done without a plugin?
WPBeginner Support says
Yes, you would manually upload the ads.txt file to your site using either your host’s file manager or FTP and you could create the file using notepad or a similar text editor.
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Pardeep says
Hey, I have added it like it states in this article, but when I go to google ad sense it says the same earnings at risk message. How do I resolve this?
WPBeginner Support says
You may need to give some time for Google’s cache to clear so it recrawls your site
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Nikhil Kumar says
Thank you so much. I had no idea why my ads had gone blank. After adding ads.txt everything is working fine.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide could help solve the problem
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Ajibade Victor says
Nice article, really helpful but will the Ads.txt plugin be automatically added to my site’s root domain? i mean, it seems really simple. Are you saying all i need to do i download the plugin, copy the google code, replace the pub id with mine and save changes. What about adding the txt file to the root domain? Will the plugin do that automatically?
WPBeginner Support says
Yes, the plugin should create that file and place it for you
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Simon Pan says
Thanks for your article
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You’re welcome, glad you like our article
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Dina says
Hello,
We have 2 google adsense accounts how to add both of them. I add two lines :
google.com, pub-first-account, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0
google.com, pub-second-account, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0
or how ?
Thank you
WPBeginner Support says
You’re correct, that would be how to add a second accepted advertiser on your site
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Nitesh says
I am searching for this tactics long time. Thanks for sharing with us.
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You’re welcome, glad our article could be helpful
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MicroDok says
Thanks for your article. I was able to add Ads.txt on my website using the plugin recommended. But, Google Adsense is still not showing on my website; its still blank as before. What could be the problem?
WPBeginner Support says
There are a few possible reasons for ads not showing, if Google hasn’t recrawled your site that could be the simplest. Otherwise, you would want to go through their troubleshooter for the cause and fixing the issue.
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Emmanuel Peter says
Thank you for your explanations. I was able to add Ads.txt on my website using the plugin recommended. But, Google Adsense is still not showing on my website. What could be the problem?
WPBeginner Support says
The most common reason is either your site’s caching or if your robots.txt may be preventing the file from being crawled. Google does take time to recrawl your site as well.
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pawan says
i hv domain and subdomain too, how can i fix this, as u hv been told it would work on main domain only.
WPBeginner Support says
For the subdomains, you would need to manually create an ads.txt file and in your primary domain, note the subdomain for your site.
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Pawan says
I hv 2 adsense, one for main domain and another for subdomain. Now I hv addeed txt file for main domain adsense only. Can i add both publishers id in one txt file.
WPBeginner Support says
You could add both publisher ids to the ads.txt file but you would want to make sure the correct id is in the subdomain’s file.
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Belmadeng says
Thanks for sharing this guide. It was really helpful
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Favour says
The Plugin says; Untested with your version of WordPress, any other way?
WPBeginner Support says
For that message, you would want to take a look at our article here for understanding it: https://www.wpbeginner.com/opinion/should-you-install-plugins-not-tested-with-your-wordpress-version/
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Ajay says
Hii, nice information. I had applied this procedure but it was still showing the same message. What was the issue.
WPBeginner Support says
If you just added the ads.txt then you would need to wait for Google to recrawl your site for the error to disappear.
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Philip says
So done all of that and still showing in my adsense same warning. I am sure it will update soon and thank you for this simple to follow guide.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our guide could help
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Edem Buameh says
Im geting errors with my site
Im told html corrupt after visiting
Please help
Ads are still not showing after 48hours
WPBeginner Support says
you may want to try disabling any caching plugin on your site, if that resolves the issue you would want to exclude your ads.txt from your caching plugin.
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EDEM BUAMEH says
Thanks for the advice
I’m no longer getting html corrupt after visiting the ads.txt
I went to exclude and entered the link above
I’m so grateful
I only hope my ads will start showing after 24hours
Thanks again
Cheers!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our recommendation could help
Jimy says
Thank you very much. I thought I needed to ad another page to the site.
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could help
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barbara says
This was super helpful! Thanks!
WPBeginner Support says
Glad our article could be helpful
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James Parry says
Thank you, really helpful when I got a little lost in the process.
Amby says
I did as instructed and two days later I’m getting the same warning from Adsense. :/
HENRY says
Nice, i was looking for this plugin, so i do this..is easy. Thanks for the help.
Mani says
I recently used ads.txt plugin to install ads.txt file to my website I made all the changes as instructed but still my ads.txt page is showing blank. Can you please check and revert ASAP or can I use another plugin to make things live?
Rajat Chakraborty says
Is there a ‘No-Plugin’ way of doing this thing.
Everytime there is an update for something, a plug-in pops up out of nowhere as a solution.
George says
Bizarre that one would need a plugin for something so stupidly simple trivial!