How to Share AdSense Earnings with Authors Without Using Codes

1. Use ads.txt for Verification

The ads.txt file, while helpful for verifying authorized sellers of your ads, doesn’t allow direct revenue sharing by switching AdSense IDs within the page itself. The ads.txt file is only for listing authorized networks and does not control the specific ad ID displayed on a particular page. However, both your AdSense ID and your contributors’ IDs can be added to ads.txt to verify them as authorized sellers on your site:

• Add each AdSense publisher ID like this:

  google.com, ca-pub-1234567890123456, DIRECT
  google.com, ca-pub-0987654321098765, DIRECT
  

• • Replace ca-pub-1234567890123456 and ca-pub-0987654321098765 with your publisher ID and the contributor's ID, respectively. This step is mandatory for AdSense but does not control the display percentages.

  2. Use a Third-Party Ad Management Platform

  Ad management platforms like Ezoic or Ad Inserter (WordPress plugin) can help automate AdSense revenue sharing without manual PHP code changes. Some of these tools allow for account linking or ad placement control across different users.

  • Ezoic: Ezoic offers AdSense mediation, which can support different ad accounts and display rates. You can assign each author a specific percentage of impressions without modifying the site code directly.

  • WordPress Users: If your Infinet magazine script supports WordPress plugins, you can install Ad Inserter Pro. This plugin allows for easy revenue sharing by specifying contributor ad IDs and display percentages through the settings panel.

  3. Managed Service from AdSense

  If you're able to contact Google support, you could explore whether AdSense can provide a managed approach to enable revenue sharing or clarify approved methods for managing contributor earnings.

  Let me know if one of these options seems feasible or if you’d like more details on any specific approach.

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