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LinkedIn Ads Impressions

Impressions is a metric that measures the total number of times your ad was shown to LinkedIn users, regardless of whether they clicked on it or not.

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Impressions is a LinkedIn advertising metric that measures the number of times an ad was displayed to a user. It does not indicate whether the user clicked on the ad or engaged with it in any way, it simply shows that the ad was served to them. Impressions are an important metric for measuring ad reach, awareness, and exposure. A high number of impressions can indicate a successful ad campaign, but other metrics such as click-through-rate (CTR) and conversions should also be considered to determine the overall effectiveness of the ad.

Example: An advertiser running a sponsored content campaign on LinkedIn wants to know how many times their ad was viewed by users on the platform. The Impressions metric provides this information by tracking the number of times the ad was served to LinkedIn members.

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How to track Impressions in Databox?

Databox is a business analytics software that allows you to track and visualize your most important metrics from any data source in one centralized platform.

To track Impressions using Databox, follow these steps:

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Connect LinkedIn Ads that contains the metric you want to track
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Select the metric you want to track from the list of available metrics
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Drag and drop the selected metric onto your dashboard
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Watch your dashboard populate in seconds
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Put Impressions on the Performance screen
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Get Impressions performance daily with Scorecards or as a weekly digest
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Set Goals to track and improve performance of Impressions

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