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:
Swipe Ups is a SnapchatAds campaign metric that tracks the number of times users swipe up on your ad to reach a destination, such as a website or app. It measures user engagement and interest in your ad's content.
"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.
Story Opens measures the number of times users have viewed your Snapchat Story. It's an important metric to track engagement and measure the effectiveness of your ad campaign.
Paid eCPM by Campaign is a metric used to measure the total earnings of a Snapchat Ads campaign, divided by the total number of impressions. It helps in evaluating the effectiveness of ad campaigns in generating revenue, and helps in determining which campaigns provide the highest monetization potential.
Average Screen Time is a measure of the amount of time a user spends on a particular platform or device. It provides insights into user engagement and activity levels, which can inform marketing strategies.
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.
eCPSU (Effective Cost Per Swipe Up) is a metric that measures the total cost of a campaign per swipe up on a Snapchat ad. It takes into account all the costs associated with the campaign and divides it by the total number of swipe ups to calculate the eCPSU.
Cost per lead (CPL) is a metric that measures the cost an advertiser pays for acquiring a new lead, typically calculated by dividing the total cost of a campaign by the number of leads generated.