Search Impression Share measures how often your ads are shown in relation to the total available impressions in Google search results for your chosen keywords. It helps assess potential missed opportunities.
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This metric shows the number of times a particular keyword has triggered an ad to be shown (impressions) in a specific campaign, identified by its keyword ID.
Conversions by Conversion Action is a metric that shows the number of times a particular conversion action has been completed by users who click on your ad. It tracks how successful your ads are in motivating users to take a desired action, such as making a purchase or filling out a form.
The All Conversions metric is a measure of all desired actions taken by users on your website after clicking an ad, including purchases, form submissions, and phone calls.
The Conversion Value by Campaign metric measures the total value generated from conversions in each of your AdWords campaigns. It provides insight into which campaigns are driving the most revenue and helps optimize ad spend for maximum ROI.
The View-Through Conversion by Campaign metric measures the number of ad views that resulted in a conversion on a website or app. It allows advertisers to track the impact of their display and video campaigns on user behavior.
Cost by Campaign by Ad Group metric shows the total cost incurred for a specific ad group within a particular campaign. This metric helps to determine the performance and cost-effectiveness of each ad group within a campaign.
Cost/Conversion is a Google AdWords metric that measures the amount of money spent on a campaign divided by the number of conversions (desired actions taken by users). This metric helps advertisers determine the efficiency of their campaigns and optimize them accordingly to achieve their conversion goals at a lower cost.
This metric shows the percentage of times a keyword received the "top" ad placement on the search engine results page, divided by the total number of impressions for that keyword. It provides insight into how often a keyword appears at the top of the page, which can impact click-through rates and overall success of the campaign.