Page Views RPM by Bid Type is a metric in Google AdSense that measures the revenue per thousand pageviews generated by different bid types - CPC, CPM, and Active View. It helps publishers optimize their ad placements and bid types to increase their earnings.
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Estimated earnings by channel is a metric provided by Google AdSense that helps publishers track and analyze ad revenue earned across different channels, such as websites or apps.
Page Views CTR by Ad Unit is a metric in Google AdSense that indicates the click-through rate of an ad unit per page view. It helps to understand how well an ad unit is performing on a website.
CPC by Platform is a Google AdSense metric that displays the average cost per click for an ad across different devices and platforms such as desktop, mobile, and tablet.
Clicks is a metric in Google AdSense that measures the number of times a user clicks on an ad displayed on a website or app. It is an important metric for publishers as it directly impacts their revenue.
The Page Views by Platform metric in Google AdSense shows the number of times pages on your website were viewed by platform, including desktop, mobile, and tablet. It helps you understand your audience and optimize your website for different devices.
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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 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.