Paid Video Views by Ad Group is the total number of times a video ad has been viewed within a specific ad group on Pinterest, after a user clicked on or engaged with the ad.
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Impressions by Ad is a metric that measures the number of times your ad has been displayed on Pinterest to users, showing how many opportunities there are for your ad to be seen.
Cost Per Click (CPC) is the amount an advertiser pays each time a user clicks on their ad. It is a key metric used to measure the effectiveness and cost-efficiency of Pinterest advertising campaigns.
CPV (Cost Per View) is a metric used in Pinterest Ads to measure the cost an advertiser pays each time a user views their promoted pin. It helps assess campaign efficiency and drive brand awareness.
CPV by Ad Group is the cost per view metric that helps track how much you're paying for each video view within different ad groups on Pinterest.
Paid Engagement by Objective is a Pinterest Ads metric that measures the total engagement (clicks, saves, etc.) generated by a specific campaign objective chosen by the advertiser. It helps track performance and assess the effectiveness of the campaign in meeting its intended goal.
Engagement rate measures the frequency and depth of interactions with a Pinterest ad, showing how often users engage with the content by saving, clicking, or tapping on it.
Earned CTR by Ad Group is the click-through rate of a Pinterest ad group divided by the total engagements on Pins from that group, providing insights into the ad performance relative to organic content.
Frequency is a metric that indicates the average number of times a person has seen your ad. It helps measure ad exposure and avoid ad fatigue by showing when your ad is being repeated to the same audience too often.