Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is an app-ads.txt file?
An app-ads.txt file is a text file that lists authorized sellers of an app's ad
inventory, ensuring transparency and preventing unauthorized ad selling.
Why do I need an app-ads.txt file?
Having an app-ads.txt file helps maximize ad revenue by providing advertisers
with verified information about authorized sellers, thus boosting trust and
revenue potential.
How do I create and implement an app-ads.txt file?
To create an app-ads.txt file, simply list authorized sellers and their
publisher IDs.
Then, upload the file to your app's root domain to ensure compliance with
industry standards.
After that you need to set this website in your Google Play Console as your
website for the app.
What happens if my app-ads.txt file is incorrect or missing?
Incorrect or missing app-ads.txt files can lead to revenue loss and decreased ad
fill rates.
Advertisers may hesitate to bid on your inventory, impacting your monetization
efforts negatively.
How often should I update my app-ads.txt file?
It's recommended to regularly review and update your app-ads.txt file whenever
there are changes to your authorized sellers or publisher IDs.
This ensures accuracy and maintains trust with advertisers.
What is the difference between app-ads.txt and ads.txt?
App-ads.txt is specifically designed for mobile apps, while ads.txt is for
websites.
Both files serve the same purpose of preventing unauthorized ad selling and
enhancing transparency.
How can I contact AppBrain for feedback or support?
App-Ads.txt Validator is a new product from AppBrain. We'd be happy to hear your
feedback or suggestions
for improvement! Drop us a note on Discord
or via [email protected].
