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Ads in Advanced Ads are based on WordPress custom post types. They are disabled to output public URLs.
If you have a good reason to make the ads public on dedicated URLs, then you can use the advanced-ads-post-type-params hook.
The following code snippet would make ads available under example.com/advanced_ads/[AD_SLUG]/.
/**
* Allow to query an ad through a public URL like example.com/advanced_ads/AD_SLUG
* Re-save Settings > Permalinks to refresh the permalinks cache after adding the code
*
* For fine-tuning the behavior see https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/register_post_type/
*/
add_filter( 'advanced-ads-post-type-params', function( $post_type_params ) {
$post_type_params['public'] = true;
$post_type_params['rewrite'] = true;
$post_type_params['query_var'] = true;
return $post_type_params;
} );Code language: PHP (php)Don’t forget to flush the permalink cache by re-saving Settings > Permalinks.
A public ad URL would use your WordPress theme to output the ad’s content. You could create a custom template file if you only want to load the ad content.