The Network Requests Matched metric measures the number of ad requests from publishers matched with eligible ads from advertisers within the AdMob network.
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The Network Requests by Country metric in GoogleAdMob measures the number of ad requests from different countries. It helps advertisers understand their audience and optimize ad campaigns for better performance.
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.
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 App is the count of how many times ads were viewed in a particular app over a specific time period. It helps to measure the exposure of an app to advertisement and the potential revenue generated by an app.
Impressions CTR by Platform is a metric that measures the click-through rate of ads on different platforms such as mobile, desktop, and tablets. It helps to identify which platform drives more engagement and optimize the ad campaigns accordingly.
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.