The percentage of times people saw your ad and performed a click (all) during the specified Date Range split up by Ad Groups.
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CPC (Cost Per Click) by Campaign is a metric that measures the average amount of money an advertiser has spent per click on a particular campaign. This metric helps to determine the effectiveness of a campaign in terms of generating clicks and how much it costs to acquire each click.
The cost per click (CPC) by ad group metric measures the average amount an advertiser pays per click in each ad group, providing insight into ad performance and cost efficiency.
CPM or Cost per Thousand Impressions is a metric used in digital advertising to measure the cost of displaying an ad one thousand times on a particular platform or network.
The sum of all clickable interactions on your ads, including clicks led to advertiser-specified destinations and non-destination clicks from social actions and interactive experiences during the specified Date Range split up by Campaigns.
Reach metric is the total number of unique users who view an ad or content. It measures the size of the audience that sees or interacts with the ad or content, which is a key factor for advertisers in determining the impact and effectiveness of their campaigns.
The average cost for each result from your ad during the specified Date Range split up by Ad Groups. The total count is based on when the conversion actually happened.
The average cost for each result from your ad during the specified Date Range split up by Ads. The total count is based on when the conversion actually happened.
The percentage of results you achieved out of all of the views/clicks on your ads during the specified Date Range split up by Ad Groups. The total count is based on when the conversion actually happened.