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# About Ads.txt

With Wix Ads.txt, site owners can define which **A**uthorized **D**igital **S**ellers are allowed to sell digital advertisements on their site. This enables them to increase revenue, while ensuring security, privacy, and transparency. 

The Ads.txt APIs allow your app to:

- Retrieve an existing Ads.txt file
- Append data to and update Ads.txt
- Re-set Ads.txt to Wix’s default state

The Ads.txt project is a simple, flexible, and secure method for publishers and distributors to declare authorized sellers. Read more about Ads.txt and its functionality on the [website of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB)][IABwebsite].

[IABwebsite]: https://iabtechlab.com/ads-txt-about


# Sample Use Case: Ads.txt

This article shares a possible use case for your app. You're certainly not limited to this use case, but it might be a helpful start to plan your app's implementation.

## Enable the owner of a blog to display advertisements on their site through a content discovery platform

The owners of a fitness blog would like to increase revenue by displaying advertisements on their Wix site. Your app will modify the existing Ads.txt file to enable a content discovery platform as an authorized seller.

### Append an existing Ads.txt file

To add an authorized digital seller, your app will call the **Append Ads.txt** endpoint. You’ll need to pass the platform’s name, account id, payment type, and tag id inside the `content` field of the `adsTxt` object. You can read more about the structure of Ads.txt files on the [IAB’s website][IABwebsite].


```sh
	curl -X PATCH https://www.wixapis.com/promote-seo-txt-file-server/v2/ads \
   	--header 'Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8' \
   	--header 'Authorization: <AUTH>' \
   	--data-binary '{"adsTxt": {"content": "silveradexchange.com, pub-0000000000000001, RESELLER, b124y6716v287058"}}'
```

Notice that the content field in the response has two lines, separated by the new line (\n) control character.

```json
{
   "adsTxt": {
       "content": "google.com, pub-0000000000000000, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0\nsilveradexchange.com, pub-0000000000000001, RESELLER, b124y6716v287058",
       "default": false,
       "subdomain": "www"
   }
}
```

[IABwebsite]: https://iabtechlab.com/ads-txt-about


content

Whether current Ads.txt is Wix's default.

default

Subdomain of Ads.txt, for example `www`, `es`, `fr`. Default is `www`.

subdomain

AdsTxt

The request to append the content of the Ads.txt file

Submitted `content` object will be appended to the existing Ads.txt file.
To reset Ads.txt to Wix's default, submit `default:true` without a `content` object.

AppendAdsTxtRequest

AppendAdsTxtResponse

The request to get the Ads.txt file content

GetAdsTxtRequest

GetAdsTxtResponse

The request to update the content of the Ads.txt file

Submitted `adsTxT` object will replace the existing Ads.txt file.
To reset Ads.txt to Wix's default, submit `default:true` without a `content` object.

UpdateAdsTxtRequest

UpdateAdsTxtResponse

Updates the Ads.txt file.
When setting the `content` object to an empty string, an empty Ads.txt file will be created.
In order to reset Ads.txt to Wix's default, send `default: true` without a `content` object.

Manage Ads.txt

Update Ads.txt Example

UpdateAdsTxt

You can pass `default: true` in case you need to reset to default

Reset Ads.txt to default Example

Ads Txt Updated

Get Ads.txt Example

GetAdsTxt

Appends the submitted `content` object to Ads.txt.
In order to reset Ads.txt to Wix's default, send `default: true` without a `content` object.

Update Ads Txt