Spend by Campaign metric refers to the total amount of money spent on a particular advertising campaign on Twitter Ads platform.
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Tweet Engagements is a metric that measures the total number of interactions received by a tweet, including clicks, retweets, likes, and replies.
Impressions represent the number of times a Twitter user sees a specific tweet or ad on their timeline or search results page. It includes both organic and paid views.
Replies metric measures the number of replies to a promoted tweet, which can help gauge the engagement and conversation generated by an ad.
Clicks by Campaign metric measures the total number of clicks on ads within a specific campaign, indicating the effectiveness of the ad in generating user interest.
Qualified Impressions by Campaign is a metric that measures the number of times a Twitter Ad was displayed to a potential customer who met the targeting criteria set by the advertisers.
The Video Played 50% by Campaign metric measures the number of times that a video ad has been played at least 50% of its total length as a result of a specific ad campaign.
Video Completions by Campaign metric measures the number of times a video advertisement was watched to the end, across all campaigns run on Twitter Ads.
Media Engagements by Campaign metric measures the number of clicks on media content, including video views, photo views, and hashtag clicks, generated by a specific ad campaign.