CTR by Network is a Google AdSense metric that measures the click-through rate of ads across different ad networks. It helps identify the best performing networks and allocate resources wisely.
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Page Views RPM is a Google AdSense metric that represents the revenue earned per 1000 pageviews on a website. It is calculated by dividing the total earnings by the number of pageviews, multiplied by 1000.
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.
Ad Requests RPM by Bid Type is a metric that measures revenue per thousand ad requests, segmented by the type of bid received. This helps to optimize ad strategies based on which types of bids are generating the most revenue.
Ad CTR by Ad Unit measures the click-through rate of individual ad units on a webpage. It provides insight into the effectiveness and placement of each ad unit, allowing optimization of ad unit performance and revenue generation.
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.
CTR by Ad Unit is a metric that measures the click-through rate of individual ad units on a website. It helps publishers optimize ad placement for better performance.
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.