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SOLUTION: How To Fix Google AdSense Json File On Your Dashboard

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2 years ago

July 4, 2022

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To bloggers using AdSense that still find it difficult to fix the new AdSense Json file notification on their dashboard….
Kindly follow the steps below:

Click on ACTION on the notification, then set it to TRANSPARENT.
Then under that, you will see a small space where you will put your website URL, insert your website URL there.

HOW TO CREATE A JSON FILE

Json file is different from .txt file, so don’t misunderstand one for the other. Meanwhile, creating a Json file is pretty easy, kindly follow the given steps below…

Below are the simple steps:

Go to https://jsoneditoronline.org/
You will see a column asking to input your details or what you needed in the file.
Kindly delete all the file in the online json file creator box and copy the below text and paste

NOTE: Copy all the text below including the opening and closing bracket and save. Your file will download as seller.json automatically.
Also make sure you edit seller ID and Name to yours, then leave seller type.

{
“sellerId”: “pub-0000000000000000”,
“sellerType”: “PUBLISHER”,
“name”: “I love Blogging”
}

4. After downloading your json file, then;
5. Login to your cPanel
6. Head over to your root domain/public html and upload the downloaded seller.json file
7. After completing it visit your site via yourdomain.com/seller.json
8. If it opens you are good to go, the notification will disappear after validation.

Any question(s)? Hit us via the comment section below…. . . .