Network Request RPM by App is a metric in Google AdMob that measures the average revenue earned per thousand ad requests that your app generates through the AdMob network.
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The Network Requests by App metric refers to the total number of requests that an app makes to ad networks over a certain period of time, and can help to optimize ad performance and identify potential issues with the app's integration of ad networks.
Estimated Earnings by Country is a metric that shows how much money your app is earning in each country it is available in. It helps you identify which countries generate higher revenue and optimize your monetization strategy accordingly.
The Estimated Earnings by App metric displays how much revenue a specific app has earned within a certain time period on the AdMob platform, based on ad impressions and clicks.
Impressions by Format measures the number of times an ad was displayed on a user's device, broken down by ad format (e.g. banner, interstitial, rewarded video).
Impressions CTR by Ad Unit measures the click-through rate (CTR) of ads served in a specific ad unit, calculated by dividing the number of clicks by the number of impressions.
The Network Requests Matched by Platform metric indicates the number of ad requests received by AdMob and matched to a specific mobile platform. It helps advertisers to understand which platforms are generating more ad requests and optimize their ads accordingly.
Match Rate by App is a measure of the percentage of ad requests for a specific app that result in a filled ad. It indicates how well the app's inventory is being matched with relevant ads.
Ad Units Count is a metric in Google AdMob that tracks the total number of ad units served. This measurement helps app publishers understand the demand for their inventory and optimize their ad placements for higher revenue.