Ad Requests RPM by Channel is a Google AdSense metric that measures revenue per thousand ad requests for a specific channel, helping publishers see which channels are generating the most revenue.
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Estimated earnings by channel is a metric provided by Google AdSense that helps publishers track and analyze ad revenue earned across different channels, such as websites or apps.
Page Views CTR by Channel shows the click-through rate of different channels on your website by comparing the number of page views and clicks. This metric can help you optimize your ad placements and target audience for better monetization.
Page Views CTR by Country is the measurement of how many times an ad was clicked divided by the number of times it was displayed on a particular country's web pages. It helps in identifying which countries have high or low CTR, and allows optimizing ad campaigns accordingly.
Impressions refer to the number of times an ad is displayed on a website or app. It is a metric used to measure the reach and visibility of an ad campaign.
Page Views RPM by Bid Type is a metric in Google AdSense that measures the revenue per thousand pageviews generated by different bid types - CPC, CPM, and Active View. It helps publishers optimize their ad placements and bid types to increase their earnings.
The Page Views by Channel metric provides data on the number of page views generated by each traffic source channel, such as organic search, social, direct, and referral. This metric is useful for analyzing the effectiveness of different marketing channels and identifying areas for improvement.
Ad Requests by Channel measures the number of times ads were requested from your ad units, broken down by the channel they came from (e.g. search, display).
The Ad Requests CTR (Click-Through Rate) measures the ratio of ad clicks to the number of ad requests, indicating the effectiveness of the ad placement.