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.
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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.
Video Plays at 25% by Campaign metric measures the number of times a video ad has been played at least 25% of its total length, across all campaigns on Snapchat, providing an insight into the engagement and effectiveness of the video ad content.
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.
Leads by Ad Sets is a metric that shows the number of potential customers who have expressed interest in your business by filling out a form or providing contact information after seeing your ad set on Snapchat.
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.
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.
eCPSU (Effective Cost per Swipe Up) is a SnapchatAds metric that calculates the cost of each swipe up click on an ad to determine the effectiveness and efficiency of the campaign.
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.