The Story Opens by Campaign metric measures the number of times users have opened and viewed a particular advertising campaign's story.
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The Swipe Up Rate by Ad Sets measures the percentage of users who swipe up on an ad in relation to the total impressions served by that ad set. It's a key metric to measure the effectiveness of a campaign's call-to-action on Snapchat.
The 2 second video Views by Ads metric measures the number of times a video ad was viewed for at least 2 seconds on Snapchat. It helps advertisers understand the effectiveness of their ad in capturing user attention.
This metric measures the number of times a 15-second video ad has been viewed on Snapchat, indicating potential engagement and brand message exposure within a short time period.
Video Plays at 75% is a SnapchatAds metric that measures the number of times your video ad was played at least 75% of the way through by users. This metric helps you assess the engagement and impact of your video ads and optimize your ad strategy accordingly.
The Video Plays at 50% by Ads metric indicates the number of times a Snapchat ad's video has played up to the 50% mark of its total length. This provides insight into engagement and viewer retention for the ad.
Story Opens by Ad Sets metric measures the total number of times Snapchatters have opened your ad in a story after seeing it in the Discover tab or in Stories.
Cost per lead by Ads is the average cost a business pays for a potential customer to take a desired action, such as filling out a form or signing up for a newsletter, as a result of a SnapchatAds campaign.
Cost per Ad Views is the cost of showing an ad to a user on Snapchat. It is calculated by dividing the total cost of the ad campaign by the number of views the ad received.