Ad Campaign Cost is the total amount spent on advertising within a specific campaign. This includes all costs, such as ad creation, placement, and distribution across various channels and platforms.
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To track Ad Campaign Cost using Databox, follow these steps:
Use this free and customizable Ads Spend Performance Overview Dashboard Template to drill deep into your ad spending and have clear insight into how your ad campaigns are performing.
The Updates metric in AppFigures measures the frequency and volume of app updates released by developers, providing insights into their commitment to maintaining and improving their app over time.
The Promo Codes Used by Country metric in AppFigures provides an overview of the number of promotional codes used in different countries for a specific app. This data can be helpful for evaluating the effectiveness of promotional campaigns across different regions and adjusting marketing strategies accordingly.
The Uninstalls metric counts the number of times users have uninstalled your app. It helps you track the retention rate and user satisfaction.
The Gross Educational Program Revenue metric is the total income generated by an educational program before any expenses or deductions are taken out.
The First Year Subscribers by Country metric in AppFigures measures the number of subscribers who have been subscribed to a particular app for the first time within the first year of its launch in each country.
Active Grace is a metric in AppFigures that represents the number of distinct active users over the last 30 days who have not yet paid for the app.
Ad Campaign CPC (Cost per Click) is the average amount of money spent per click on an ad, calculated by dividing the total cost of the campaign by the number of clicks generated. It helps measure ad efficiency and inform future budgeting decisions.
CTR (Click-Through Rate) measures the percentage of users who clicked on an ad out of the total number who viewed it. It helps evaluate ad effectiveness and indicates how well its resonating with the audience.