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 Network is a metric in Google AdSense that shows the average cost per click on ads served on partner networks. It helps publishers understand how much they earn per click from ads displayed on partner sites and can inform decisions about which networks to partner with.
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 by Ad Unit is a metric that measures the number of times an ad unit was viewed on a webpage. It helps analyze the effectiveness of ad placements, ad formats, and website traffic to optimize ad revenue.
Ad Requests by Platform metric measures the number of ad requests generated from different platforms such as desktop, mobile, tablet, etc. It helps in understanding the usage trend of a website/app on different devices and optimizing ad placements accordingly.
Coverage by Channel is a Google AdSense metric that measures the percentage of ad requests on your site that received at least one ad impression, broken down by ad unit size and ad network (e.g. Display, Video, Native).
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.
Ad impressions is a metric used in online advertising that tracks the number of times an ad is displayed on a webpage, app or other digital platform. It does not measure clicks or engagement, only the potential exposure an ad has to viewers.
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.