The Paid Impressions by Campaign metric measures the total number of times your paid ads were shown to your target audience for a particular campaign on Snapchat.
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Total Reach by Campaign is a metric in SnapchatAds that measures the total number of unique users who have seen your ad campaigns during a specific time period.
"Paid Reach by Ad Sets" measures the number of unique Snapchat users who have seen an ad within a specific ad set, as a result of paid promotion.
This metric measures the number of times a 2-second video ad was viewed within an ad set, indicating the effectiveness of the ad in capturing and retaining viewer attention.
Video Plays at 50% is a metric that measures the number of times a video ad has been played up to the halfway mark of its total duration. It helps advertisers understand the success and engagement rate of their video ad.
Average Screen Time by Ads is a metric that measures the amount of time users spend on a screen before and after an ad is displayed on Snapchat. It helps advertisers evaluate the effectiveness of their ads in capturing and retaining the user's attention.
The Story Open Rate by Campaign metric measures the percentage of users who opened and viewed a particular campaign's Snapchat Story out of all the users who were targeted in the campaign.
Story Open Rate by Ad Sets measures the percentage of times users opened a story from a specific ad set. It helps advertisers understand how effective their ad sets are at capturing audience attention and driving user engagement.
The Story Open Rate by Ads metric is a measure of the percentage of users who viewed an ad within a Snapchat Story compared to the total number of users who opened the Story, indicating the effectiveness of the ad in capturing user attention.