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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Swipe Up Rate is a metric that measures the percentage of viewers who swipe up on a Snapchat ad and visit the advertiser's website or landing page. It helps advertisers evaluate the effectiveness of their ad and optimize their campaign for better engagement and conversions.
Percentage of ad impressions swiped up on (Total Avg.) split up by Ads.
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.
Total Reach by Ad Sets measures the total number of unique users who have seen at least one ad from a particular ad set during a selected time period on Snapchat. It helps advertisers understand the reach of their ads to target audience.
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.
Paid frequency by ad sets measures the number of times an ad is shown to the same Snapchat user over a specified period, indicating the level of ad fatigue and potential overexposure to the audience.
The Average Screen Time by Campaign metric measures the average amount of time a user spends on a particular campaign's ad. It helps evaluate the engagement level of the ad and its effectiveness in capturing attention.
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.