Ad Campaign CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) represents the cost incurred for each successful app install or action attributed to a specific advertising campaign. It helps measure ad effectiveness and optimize campaign budget allocation.
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To track Ad Campaign CPA 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 Gross Revenue by Country metric shows how much revenue an app is generating in each country where it is available, providing insights into its global performance.
This metric shows how many discounted subscriptions are currently active, segmented by country.
Transitions metric in AppFigures shows how many times your app was installed by users who previously had a different app version installed on their device, indicating how well your app's updates are being received and adopted.
The Trial Conversions by Country metric tracks the number of users who convert from a free trial to a paid subscription in each country where the app is available.
Renewals metric in AppFigures refers to the number of subscriptions that have been extended or renewed by existing customers within a given period.
Ads Clicks measures the number of clicks on advertisements promoting your mobile app and driving traffic to its download page on app stores.
The Ad Campaign CPC by Country metric in AppFigures shows the average cost per click (CPC) for each country where your ad campaign is running. This allows you to compare the effectiveness of your campaign across different regions and adjust your strategy accordingly.
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.