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.
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Clicks measures the number of times users click on an ad displayed on an app. It is an important metric to evaluate the effectiveness of ad campaigns and can help optimize targeting and ad content.
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.
Impressions is a metric that counts the number of times an ad is viewed by a user on a website or app. It does not guarantee that the ad was clicked on by the user.
Impressions RPM (revenue per thousand impressions) by Ad Unit is a metric that helps measure the revenue generated per thousand ad impressions for a specific ad unit. It provides insights into the effectiveness of the ad unit in generating revenue and can help optimize the monetization strategy.
The Network Requests Matched by Ad Type metric measures the number of ad requests made by an app broken down by the type of ad that was ultimately displayed.
Match Rate by Ad Unit is the percentage of ad requests for a specific ad unit that were filled with ads, indicating the effectiveness of that ad unit in generating revenue for publishers.
Show Rate by Ad Type measures the percentage of eligible ad requests that actually resulted in an ad being shown on a particular ad type, such as banner or interstitial ads, during a specific time period.
Show Rate by Format is a metric that measures the percentage of ads that were shown to users out of the total number of ad requests made, broken down by ad format (e.g. banner, interstitial, rewarded video).