How to Fix Sellers.json File error in Google Adsense

What is Sellers.Json File in Google Adsense ?

You must know what the seller is, Sellers.Json, google adsense makes the relationship between the advertiser and the advertiser transparent, Sellers.Json so that there is no fraud between the seller and the buyer Sellers.Json google adsense Publisher’s details like Publisher ID, Name, and what your business is related to, all these information will have to be told by seller.json file, google adsense.

In particular, publishers see a decrease in CPM, poor quality advertising and, most importantly, a negative impact on user experience.

The seller.json file identifies the publisher through Publisher.name and Publisher.domain so that you do not suffer any loss. Google wants the advertiser to know where and who is showing their ads. So that there is no loss to your income.

The good news is that as a publisher, you don’t have to worry about hosting seller.json File. This is the responsibility of Tech2tips.com and our exchange partners.

This file has more relevance for the advertiser buyers, as it allows them to analyze whether the seller was authorized to sell the advertising list for which they are bidding.

How to upload Sellers.Json file in WordPress.

Google has made its information transparent in sellers.json file. This is what advertisers see,

Step  1: Open “File Manager” after logging in your “cPanel“

Step 2: Goto “Public_HTML“

Step 3: Click “File” and create a new file and name it “sellers.json“

Step  4: Locate the “File” and Edit it

Step  5: “Edit File” and Add following details

“sellerId”: “pub-1234567890123456”,
“sellerType”: “PUBLISHER”,
“name”: “Example Company Inc.”

NOTE: seller is is your adsense pub id, sellertpye as it, and name is your company name (like tech2tips etc.)

Step  6: Click on save button. All process is done! and take a rest.

just check on google: tech2tips.com/sellers.json

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How to upload Sellers.Json file in Blogger.

1. Sign in to your AdSense Account.
2. Click on Account.
3. On your “Account information” page, click Edit “Seller information visibility“.
4. Select Transparent.
5. If you have one, then add your business domain name.
6. Your name, Domain (if included), and your Publisher ID will appear in the Google sellers.json file.