Ad Impressions by Channel measures the number of times ads were displayed on different channels like websites, videos, and apps, providing insights into ad performance and audience engagement.
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Estimated earnings by platform is a metric in Google AdSense that shows the revenue generated from ad clicks and impressions on different types of devices, such as desktop and mobile.
Page Views RPM by Ad Unit is a metric that represents the revenue generated per 1000 page views of a specific ad unit, allowing publishers to track the performance of individual ad units and optimize their ad strategy for better returns.
Page Views refer to the number of times a webpage on a website has been viewed by a user on their screen, regardless of how many times they refresh the page.
The Page Views by Country metric shows the number of views per web page from visitors in different countries. It helps to identify where your website is popular and can optimize ad targeting for specific countries.
The Page Views by Network metric in Google AdSense measures the number of times ads on your website have been viewed, categorized by the network they were viewed on (such as AdSense for content, AdSense for search, etc.).
The Coverage by Ad Network metric measures the percentage of ad requests that are filled with ads from the ad network, providing insight into the fill rate of the ad network.
Ad Requests CTR by Channel is a Google AdSense metric that measures the click-through rate of ads requested by channels. It helps publishers understand which channels are generating the most engagement from users.
Ad Requests RPM measures the revenue generated per thousand ad requests. It is calculated by dividing estimated earnings by the number of ad requests, multiplied by 1000.