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What does each campaign metric mean?

Campaign metrics show how much you're spending, how many people are clicking, how many sales a campaign is generating, and your return on ad spend (ROAS).

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Written by Eli Lee
Updated over a week ago

Metric Definitions:

Spend

Total money spent on ads during the selected time period.

Impressions

Number of times your ads have been shown.

Clicks

Number of clicks your ads received.

Reported Orders

Number of sales generated through your ads.

Reported CPO (Cost per Order)

How much you spent to generate each order. Calculated as: Spend ÷ Orders

Reported Revenue

Revenue generated for this campaign

R. ROAS (Reported Return on Ad Spend)

Shows how much revenue you earned for every dollar spent.

Calculated as: Revenue ÷ Spend

Example: A 3.0 ROAS means you generated $3 of revenue for every $1 spent on ads.

Note: ROAS may not always reflect your ads' true impact. See: Why is my ROAS different than expected?

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