The Purchase ROAS by Campaign metric measures the amount of revenue generated per dollar spent on a specific Snapchat Ads campaign, indicating the campaign's profitability and potential for future investment.
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To track Purchase ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) by Campaign using Databox, follow these steps:
Total impressions by Ad Sets metric tracks the number of times your ads were displayed to Snapchat users within a specific ad set. It helps measure the reach and exposure of your ad among the target audience.
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.
The Video Plays at 25% by Ad Sets metric measures the number of times a video ad was played for at least 25% of its total length, broken down by the different ad sets used in a Snapchat Ads campaign.
The Story Opens by Campaign metric measures the number of times users have opened and viewed a particular advertising campaign's story.
Total Frequency by Ad Sets measures the average number of times a user has seen an ad set in a given time period, providing insights into ad saturation and potential audience fatigue.
eCPSU (effective cost per swipe up) by campaign is a metric that measures the cost per swipe up action on a Snapchat ad. It helps determine the effectiveness of ad campaigns and aids in making optimization decisions.
eCPSU by Ad Sets is a measure of the cost per swipe up for each individual ad set in a Snapchat campaign, indicating which sets are performing most efficiently.