The Conversion Rate by Ad metric measures the number of conversions (such as purchases or sign-ups) generated by each ad, expressed as a percentage of the total clicks received by that ad.
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The percentage of times your ad showed in the mainline, the top placement where ads appear above the search results, out of your total impressions.
The estimated percentage of impressions your ad did not receive due to issues with your ad ranking.
The average cost-per-click (CPC) metric shows the average amount that an advertiser pays for each click on their ad, calculated on an ad group level. This helps to monitor and optimize campaigns to achieve better ROI.
The Spend metric refers to the amount of money spent by an advertiser on their campaigns over a specific period of time. It reflects the total cost of running ads, including clicks, impressions, and other costs associated with advertising on Bing.
Cost per Conversion is a performance metric that measures the average cost incurred by an advertiser to achieve a desired action, such as a sale or lead. It helps assess the effectiveness and profitability of a marketing campaign.
Cost per Conversion by Ad Group is a metric that computes the cost of acquiring one conversion for each ad group in your campaign. It helps you evaluate the effectiveness of your ad groups in driving conversions and enables you to make data-driven decisions on how to optimize your budget and bidding strategy.
Revenue by Ad Group is a metric that shows the total amount of revenue generated by each ad group. It helps advertisers understand which ad groups are driving the most revenue and optimize their campaigns for better ROI.
Impression Share by Campaign measures the percentage of impressions received by a particular campaign out of the total eligible impressions, and helps monitor the campaign's reach potential.