Purchase ROAS is a metric that measures the revenue generated from ad spend. It indicates the amount of revenue a business earns for every dollar spent on advertising. The higher the Purchase ROAS, the more effective the ad campaign is in driving sales.
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To track Purchase ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) by Ads using Databox, follow these steps:
The Amount Spent by Campaign metric represents the total cost incurred for a specific campaign on SnapchatAds. It reflects how much money has been spent on ad placements, targeting, and other campaign-related expenses. This metric helps advertisers track the return on investment (ROI) for their campaigns by comparing the cost incurred to the revenue generated.
Total impressions by Campaign metric represents the total number of times ads were displayed to Snapchat users in a specific campaign. It helps to measure the overall reach and exposure of the campaign.
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.
The 2 second video Views metric on Snapchat Ads measures the total number of times your ad's video was viewed for at least 2 seconds or more. It's a reliable indicator of ad engagement and helps track your ad's success.
Video Completions by Ad Sets is a metric that measures the number of times a video ad was watched in its entirety within a specific ad set on Snapchat, indicating how many users engaged with the ad and consumed its entire message.
The Story Opens by Campaign metric measures the number of times users have opened and viewed a particular advertising campaign's story.
Average screen time by ad sets is a metric that shows the amount of time an average Snapchat user spent watching ads within a specific ad set. This metric helps advertisers understand how engaging their ads are and how much time audiences are willing to spend watching them.
Cost per Ad Clicks (CPC) is a measure of how much an advertiser pays for each click on their ad. It is calculated by dividing the total amount spent on the ad by the number of clicks received. The goal is to minimize CPC while maximizing clicks to maximize ROI.