Ad RPM by Bid Type is a metric that shows the revenue generated per thousand ad impressions for different types of ad bids, such as CPC or CPM. It helps publishers understand which bid types are bringing in the most revenue and adjust their ad strategy accordingly.
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Impressions RPM by Ad Unit is the estimated revenue a publisher can earn for every 1000 ad impressions served on a particular ad unit. Its calculated by dividing estimated earnings by the number of impressions, then multiplying by 1000.
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.
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 CTR by Bid Type shows the click-through rate of ads based on the bid type used (CPC, CPM, or Active View). This metric helps to identify the most profitable bid type and optimize ad campaigns accordingly.
Ad CTR by Network measures the click-through rate of ads on your website for different ad networks. It helps identify which networks are performing well and which ones need improvement to optimize revenue.
The CTR (click-through rate) is a key performance metric in online advertising, which measures the ratio of click on an ad to the number of impressions it receives.
The Total Earnings metric in Google AdSense refers to the accumulated amount of revenue earned by a publisher from ad clicks, impressions, and other activities within a specific time frame.