AdRedux – Insert Ads & Analytics Codes vs Ads.txt & App-ads.txt Manager for WordPress

Easily insert advertisements and codes in your websites. Connect Google Analytics & Google Tags with WordPress. Simple in-post ad management plugin to help you show ads on your website easily. Insert Google Adsense code, or cutom ad codes, newsletter signup alerts, image banners, Google Analytics and other analytics codes, meta tags, verification codes, etc. Place your ads within the content in posts and/or pages without editing the theme or using any shortcode. Place you ads at strategic locations within the content and also rotate the ad placements to fight ad-blindness. The plugin has been tested to work with the latest WordPress 6.3 & with the Gutenberg editor, and works with PHP 8. Manage and insert Google Ads, Google Analytics, Google Tags and other codes easily. No need to edit the theme files, which means your codes and analytics visitor tracking keeps working even when your theme is updated or switch to a new theme. Plugin to insert codes (eg: Google Analytics, Google Tags) and advertisements (eg: Google Adsense) within your posts to help you show ads on your website easily. Connect Google Analytics & Google Tags with WordPress. Insert Google Adsense code, custom advertisement codes, newsletter signup alerts, image banners, etc. You can include scripts and CSS files, and also add meta tags in your website head section. No need to edit your theme files. Use this plugin to insert codes for analytics, chat, social media integration and more. Never lose your codes or meta tags on theme updates. Place your ads at the beginning, after the first/second/third paragraphs, in the middle or at the end of the content. Better control and customizations for showing ads on websites based on rules such as word counts and paragraphs. Exclude selected post tags and categories from ad displays. Also, manually exclude specific posts and pages from ad display. The plugin is equipped with the essential features without making your website slow. Also, no clutter in your WP database. This plugin automatically inserts ads within your content. No need to use any PHP code or shortcode to inject ads in your website. Now, you can also use the plugin to insert codes such as Google Tags just after the BODY open tag. Main features of AdRedux WordPress advertising and insert code plugin Insert Google Analytics tracking code Insert Google Tags tracking & conversion code Connect Google Analytics & Google Tags with WordPress Use Google Adsense or other advertisement codes Insert advertisements at effective locations: Above content, After first/second/third para, Middle of posts, End of content Define ad alignment styles: left, right, center or random Set ad section width to make responsive advertisement codes show large rectangle box for better visibility Exclude posts in certain categories & tags from ads Exclude specific posts & pages using IDs from showing ads Disable or enable ads for everyone, all logged-in users or just those users with active roles No need to edit codes of your theme or modify your posts All ads are automatically inserted in the specified posts/pages & locations No need to add any shortcode in posts Saves all the settings in serialized form in just one adredux_settings option in WordPress settings to avoid clutter No clutter in database: the plugin data is deleted from your website when you deactive and delete the plugin Ad types supported Use any ad network or advertisement code. All the ads are displayed automatically inside the content. You can use different ad types. Insert code for any ad network and affiliate network (Google AdSense, Amazon, BuySellAds, DoubleClick, media.net, etc) Supports for all types of Google AdSense ads, image banners, including Responsive ads, In-Article ads & Page-Level ads Use custom display images and image banners for ads Insert custom ads, HTML codes, newsletter codes, sign-up boxes, etc Supports up to eight in-post advertisements for ad injecting within content Further Details & Support AdRedux is a full-fledged WordPress advertising plugin. There is no premium version. We want all the features to be available for free. Your love and support is important for continued development. If you like this plugin, do rate us on WordPress.org. Also, consider sending us some love as monetary support: Donate & Support Visit AdRedux plugin page: AdRedux WP Plugin

Ad partners are frequently adding new demand sources to their Ads.txt & App-ads.txt lists of authorized sellers. Create your Ads.txt & App-Ads.txt files with the same tool (all-in-one) Add manual entries (copy-paste) for « ready-to-use » code snippets. Edit & manage your files on demand View WordPress Ads.txt & App-ads.txt files before/after publishing Note : Google Ad Manager and AdMob, Google’s mobile ad network, now support app-ads.txt, the anti-ad fraud protocol for app publishers. Why we should care? Google said in April 2019 that its DSP Display & Video 360 would stop buying unauthorized in-app inventory starting in August 2019 (same with Centro). Given its market leadership position, Google’s support for app-ads.txt from both the buy and sell sides will help propel adoption of the standard by app publishers. How does WordPress Ads.txt & App-ads.txt Manager work to implement app-ads.txt: Provide a developer website in your app store listings. Ensure that the proper developer website URL is accessible in the developer website section of the app store (advertising platforms will use this website to verify ads.txt or app-ads.txt files). In WordPress Ads.txt & App-ads.txt Manager, go to setting page. Ad Source Domain — The canonical domain name of the SSP, Exchange, system that bidders connect to (they publishes a document detailing what domain name to use). Publisher ID — This must contain the same value used in transactions (i.e. OpenRTB bid requests) in the field specified by the SSP/exchange (For OpenRTB = publisher ID | For OpenDirect = publisher’s organization ID). Type of Relationship: (Direct, reseller) — Your direct demand partners should be listed as “direct.” If your partners are using third-party resellers to sell your inventory, such providers should be listed as “reseller.” In any case, you should not add any provider to your app-ads.txt file unless you or your partner have a direct relationship with them. Ad Source ID — An ID that uniquely identifies the advertising system within a certification authority. Do it for all your authorized digital sellers or resellers of your ad inventory. Click « Save changes » and WordPress Ads.txt & App-ads.txt Manager plugin will create a virtual .txt file in the root of your website; for example, www.mysite.com/ads.txt OR www.mysite.com/app-ads.txt. You can edit the content whenever you need. Make sure to clear your cache Note 1 : Use of app-ads.txt is not mandatory, but is highly recommended, especially if you are concerned that others may be spoofing your app. Note 2 : It can take up to 24 hours to crawl and verify your app-ads.txt files. Please wait at least 24 hours for the app-ads.txt status to update. Note 3 : Since ads.txt file is supposed to be in the root directory of a domain name, this plugin currently only works for root level domain like example.com. It does not work for WordPress installed in subdomain, subdirectory, or a single site in a multi-site network. What’s app-ads.txt? In June 2017, the IAB (The Interactive Advertising Bureau Tech Lab) launched ads.txt, a file enabling web publishers to designate authorized digital sellers of their ad inventory. Ads.txt helped the industry distinguish real supply sources from fake ones, and after its immediate success and adoption, the next logical step was to extend the reach of ads.txt into the mobile app ecosystem. App-ads.txt is the mobile in-app equivalent of this specification, which mobile publishers can implement. The app-ads.txt file is the version of ads.txt for mobile in-app and OTT advertising, to combat bad actors that disguise themselves as another company’s app in order to siphon the money that advertisers are spending on mobile and OTT advertising. App-ads.txt files are formatted the same as ads.txt files (view IAB FAQ for ads.txt and app-ads.txt). Thanks to app-ads.txt file, Mobile and OTT app publishers can list the ad tech vendors that are authorized to sell or resell their ad inventory, and programmatic ad buyers can check these lists to make sure that a company claiming to offer an app’s inventory is actually able to sell the app’s inventory. This file opens the door for a new level of transparency.