Video Views by Campaign is a metric that measures the total number of times a video ad within a specific campaign has been viewed by users on Pinterest, providing insights into the effectiveness and engagement of your video content.
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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.
Earned Engagement by Ad Group measures social interactions (likes, comments, shares) generated by ads, indicating audience interest and campaign success.
The Engagement Rate by Ad Group metric measures the percentage of interactions (likes, comments, shares) received compared to the number of people who saw your ad within a specific ad group on Pinterest.
Click-through rate (CTR) by Ad is a key metric in Pinterest Ads that shows the percentage of people who clicked on a specific ad after seeing it, helping to measure ad effectiveness.
Pin clicks by Ad refers to the number of times users clicked on a promoted Pin to visit a website or view a product. It measures the effectiveness of Pinterest Ads in driving traffic and engagement.
Outbound Clicks by Campaign is a metric that measures the number of times users clicked on your ad to visit your website or landing page, broken down by specific campaigns.
"Saves by Campaign measures the number of times users save a Pin from a specific ad campaign on Pinterest, indicating interest and intent to engage further."
Save rate by Campaign is a metric in Pinterest Ads that measures the percentage of people who save your ad to their boards, indicating strong interest and potential for future engagement.