Video Completions by Ads is a metric that measures the number of times a user watches a video ad in its entirety. It helps to understand engagement and effectiveness of video ads.
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Amount spent by Ads metric is the total sum of money spent by an advertiser on their Snapchat Ads campaigns. It reflects the actual cost incurred by the advertiser and helps in monitoring the campaign's budget and ROI.
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.
Percentage of ad impressions swiped up on (Total Avg.) split up by Ads sets.
Video Plays at 75% is a Snapchat Ads metric that measures the number of times a video ad was played until the viewer reached 75% of the total video length. It helps advertisers understand the engagement level of their audience and the effectiveness of their video content.
The Video Plays at 50% by Campaign metric measures the number of times a Snapchat ad video was played at least halfway through, divided by the total number of times the video was played, for a specific ad campaign.
The Video Plays at 25% metric measures the number of times a Snap Ads video has been played at least 25% of the way through, indicating engagement with the content.
Paid eCPM (effective cost per mille) by Ads is a metric that measures the revenue generated by a specific ad placement per thousand impressions, taking into account the total ad spend. It helps advertisers understand the profitability of their campaigns and optimize their ad placements for better performance.
The Cost per Ad Views by Campaign metric measures the total cost of an ad campaign divided by the total number of ad views generated by the campaign, providing insights on the efficiency of the campaign's ad spend towards driving views.