CPV by Campaign is the cost per view metric in Pinterest ads, showing cost incurred for each view of a promoted pin within specific campaign, helps measure video ad performance.
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Impressions by Objective measures the total number of times your ad was seen by users based on the specific goal or objective of your Pinterest ad campaign.
Paid Impressions by Campaign metric measures the total number of times your ad is seen on Pinterest, broken down by different advertising campaigns. It helps you track the reach and visibility of your ads across various campaigns.
The Paid CTR by Campaign metric measures the click-through rate (CTR) of your ads within specific campaigns on Pinterest, indicating the effectiveness of your campaign targeting and ad creative.
Pin clicks by Campaign is a metric that measures the total number of clicks generated by Pinterest Ads within a specific campaign, indicating the engagement level and effectiveness of the campaign in driving traffic to the advertiser's website or landing page.
Earned Pin clicks by Objective measures the number of clicks on your promoted pins that were earned organically through Pinterest's recommendation system, based on your chosen campaign objective.
Paid Outbound Clicks by Campaign is a metric that measures the number of clicks on your Pinterest ads that direct users to a specific landing page or external website.
Earned Saves by Campaign measures the number of times a pin from a Pinterest ad campaign is saved by users, indicating interest and potential for organic reach.
Earned Saves by Ad is a metric on Pinterest that measures the number of times people save a Promoted Pin to their boards after engaging with the ad. It shows organic interest and potential for future engagement.