Revenue by Campaign is a metric showing the total revenue generated by each specific campaign in a given timeframe. It helps to assess the effectiveness of each campaign and optimize advertising strategies accordingly.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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To track Revenue by Campaign using Databox, follow these steps:
Impressions metric calculates the number of times an ad is displayed on search results or websites in network. It doesn't necessarily mean the ad is clicked or seen by a user.
CTR by Campaign is a metric that measures the click-through rate of ads within a given campaign. It indicates how effectively the campaign is engaging the target audience and whether the ads are relevant to users' search queries.
CTR by Ad Group is a metric that measures the ratio of clicks to impressions for each ad group. It helps to determine the performance of individual ad groups by indicating the effectiveness of their ads in attracting clicks from potential customers.
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.
Average CPC by Ad is a metric that shows the average cost per click for each individual ad in a campaign, giving advertisers insight into which ads are performing best and where budget adjustments may be needed.
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.
Revenue is the total amount of income generated from a particular ad campaign or keyword over a specific period of time.
Impression share by ad group is a metric that provides the percentage of times your ads were shown per ad group compared to the total number of times it was eligible to be shown in the search result pages.