Network Request RPM by Format is a performance metric that measures the revenue generated per thousand ad requests, broken down by ad format (e.g., banner, interstitial, rewarded).
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Impressions RPM by App is a metric that measures the revenue generated per thousand ad impressions on a specific app. It helps to evaluate the performance and profitability of an app's advertising strategy.
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The Network Requests Matched by Format metric tracks the number of ad requests that successfully matched ad formats offered by the AdMob network.
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