The Link Clicks by Campaign metric measures the number of times users clicked on a link within a specific ad campaign on Twitter. It helps to determine the effectiveness of the campaign's messaging and targeting in driving traffic to a website or landing page.
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Impressions by Campaign is a metric that shows how many times an ad was displayed to a user on Twitter, grouped by campaign. It indicates the total reach of each campaign and helps advertisers understand the exposure of their ads.
Retweets metric measures how many times people share your tweet on their own profile, increasing your reach and visibility on Twitter.
Retweets by Campaign metric is a measure of the number of retweets generated by a Twitter Ads campaign. It helps gauge campaign's reach, impact and audience engagement.
Likes by Campaign is a metric that measures the total number of likes received across all tweets in a specific Twitter Ads campaign. It helps marketers gauge overall engagement and understand which campaigns are resonating with their target audience.
Follows is a Twitter Ads metric that measures the total number of accounts that have followed your Twitter account after seeing your ad.
The App Clicks by Campaign metric measures the number of clicks on ads that lead to downloads or installs of the advertised app, segmented by campaign. It helps advertisers track the effectiveness of their campaigns in driving app installations.
Spend by Campaign metric refers to the total amount of money spent on a particular advertising campaign on Twitter Ads platform.
The Video Played 25% by Campaign metric measures the number of times a video ad is played for at least 25% of its total length, indicating initial interest from viewers.