The Ad Requests RPM by Ad Network metric is a calculation of the revenue earned per thousand ad requests for each ad network used on a website. It helps publishers optimize their ad placement and network selection to maximize revenue.
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CPC by Country is a metric that shows the average amount an advertiser pays for each click on their ad in a specific country. It varies based on competition, audience demographic, and other factors.
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.
Clicks by Network is an AdSense performance metric that shows the number of clicks received on your ads per ad network or channel. It helps you identify which networks are performing well and where you need to focus your optimization efforts.
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 Ad Requests by Ad Unit metric in Google AdSense measures the total number of ad requests received by each individual ad unit on your website, providing insight into the performance of your ad inventory.
Ad Requests RPM by Ad Unit metric shows the revenue generated per thousand ad requests for each ad unit on the website. It helps optimize ad placement and improve overall revenue.
CTR by Bid Type is a Google AdSense metric that measures the click-through rate of ads based on the bidding strategy used (such as CPM or CPC). It helps gauge performance of different bid types and optimize ad revenue.
CTR (Click-Through Rate) by Platform metric in Google AdSense measures the percentage of ad clicks per number of ad impressions on specific platforms such as desktop, mobile or tablet. It helps advertisers to understand which platform is performing better and optimize their ad strategy accordingly.