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.
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To track CTR by Bid Type using Databox, follow these steps:
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.
CPC by channel metric refers to the average cost an advertiser pays for each click on their ad, broken down by the different channels where their ads were displayed. This helps advertisers optimize their campaigns and allocate their budget more effectively.
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.
The Coverage by Ad Unit metric measures the percentage of time that an ad unit shows ads out of the total available ad impressions.
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 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 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.
Ad Impressions by Network is a metric in Google AdSense that provides insight into the number of impressions for a particular ad network. It helps publishers understand the performance of their ads and which networks are bringing in the most impressions.