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.
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Network Requests by Ad Unit metric counts the number of ad requests made by a specific ad unit of an app to AdMob servers, which gives insights on ad load, user behavior, and revenue optimization.
Estimated Earnings is a metric in Google AdMob that shows the approximate amount of revenue a publisher can expect to earn from ads displayed in their app, based on ad performance, impressions, clicks, and other factors.
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 Ad Type is a metric in GoogleAdMob that displays the estimated earnings generated by different ad types, such as banner ads, interstitial ads, and rewarded video ads.
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.
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.
Network Request RPM is a metric that represents the estimated revenue earned by the publisher per 1000 ad requests made by the app. It takes into account the fill rate and the eCPM of the ad network.