Clicks by App metric is a measure of the total number of clicks received for an app's ad units served by Google AdMob. It helps in evaluating the performance of each app in terms of user engagement and monetization.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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The Network Requests by Format metric in Google AdMob measures the number of requests made by each ad format (such as banner, interstitial, or rewarded video) to the network over a selected time period. It helps to understand which ad formats are being utilized the most and optimize ad placement accordingly.
Clicks by Platform is a metric in Google AdMob that shows the number of clicks on ads broken down by the platform on which they were displayed, such as iOS or Android.
The Clicks by Format metric tells you the number of clicks on your ad units grouped by the ad format type, such as banner, interstitial, or rewarded video. It helps you understand which ad formats are the most effective in driving clicks and engagement with your app.
Impressions RPM (Revenue per Thousand Impressions) is an advertising revenue metric that measures how much money a publisher earned for every 1000 ad impressions served on their app or website.
The Network Requests Matched metric measures the number of ad requests from publishers matched with eligible ads from advertisers within the AdMob network.
The Network Requests Matched by Ad Unit metric in AdMob measures the number of times an ad request from an app matches with an ad from the network.
The Network Requests Matched by Format metric tracks the number of ad requests that successfully matched ad formats offered by the AdMob network.
Match Rate by Platform is a metric that measures the percentage of ad requests that result in an ad being served, segmented by the type of device or platform the request came from.