Network Request RPM by Format is a performance metric that measures the revenue generated per thousand ad requests, broken down by ad format (e.g., banner, interstitial, rewarded).
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The Network Requests metric in AdMob measures the number of times an ad request is made to the AdMob network server for a particular ad unit. It helps determine the efficiency of ad serving and network performance.
The Estimated Earnings by Platform metric in AdMob shows the estimated revenue earned from each platform (Android, iOS) for a specified time period, helping app publishers to optimize their monetization strategies.
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.
Estimated Earnings by Format is a metric that shows the estimated revenue generated by different ad formats such as banner, interstitial, and rewarded video ads. This metric helps to analyze the performance of each ad format and optimize the ads accordingly to increase overall earnings.
Impressions by Ad Unit is a metric in the Google AdMob platform that measures the number of times an ad has been displayed on a specific ad unit within a given time period.
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).
Match Rate is the percentage of ad requests that resulted in a successfully served ad. It measures the effectiveness of your ad mediation setup and how well your app's audience matches with the available ad inventory.
The Show Rate by App metric measures the percentage of times an app's ad request resulted in at least one ad being shown to the user.