Gross Education Revenue is a financial metric that represents the total revenue generated by an educational institution from all sources such as tuition fees, grants, donations, and other income sources in a specific period.
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Net Downloads by Country is a metric that shows the total number of app downloads per country after accounting for refunds, returns, and other factors, helping app developers understand where their app is most popular.
The Refunds by Country metric in AppFigures shows the number of refunds issued for a particular app in each country, allowing developers to analyze refund trends and adjust their strategy accordingly.
Gross Refunds by Country is a metric that shows the total amount of money refunded for app purchases in each country where the app is sold, before any fees or deductions are taken into account.
Grace Recovery is a measure of how quickly an app recovers from a decrease in ratings or an increase in uninstalls. It indicates the resilience of an app's user base.
Ads Revenue is a metric that measures the total amount of revenue generated from advertising within an app. It includes revenue generated from in-app ads, sponsored content, and other forms of advertising.
The Ads CTR (Click-Through Rate) metric measures the percentage of ad clicks compared to the number of ad views. It indicates the effectiveness of an ad at generating clicks and driving traffic to a website or app.
Ad Campaign Installs are the number of app installs resulting from specific advertising campaigns on various platforms, such as social media or search engines.
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.