Average CPM (cost per thousand impressions) is a key metric in LinkedInAds that measures the cost of displaying an ad to a thousand people. It varies based on targeting, bid, ad format, and competition.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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Clicks by Campaign Group is a metric that measures the total number of clicks that your ads received within a specific campaign group on LinkedIn. It helps track the effectiveness of your campaign groups in terms of generating clicks on your ads.
Conversions by Campaign Group is a metric that shows the total number of conversions generated by all campaigns within a specific campaign group on LinkedIn Ads.
Conversions by Ad is a metric that measures the number of times viewers of an ad took a specific action on the website, such as making a purchase or filling out a form, after clicking on the ad.
Social Actions by Ad is a metric that measures the number of social interactions (likes, comments, shares) on a LinkedIn ad. It helps to gauge engagement and the overall success of the ad in terms of its ability to generate interest and interaction among the target audience.
The Average CTR (Click-Through Rate) measures the percentage of impressions that result in clicks on a LinkedIn ad. It's a key performance indicator (KPI) that helps gauge ad effectiveness. A higher CTR indicates that more people are interested in the ad, leading to better engagement and potentially higher conversion rates.
The Daily Budget by Campaign Group metric tracks the total daily budget allocated to a group of campaigns in LinkedInAds.
The estimated number of unique member accounts with at least one impression, split up by Ads.
Revenue generated for ad spend (total conversion value divided by amount spent), split up by Campaigns.