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What your report numbers mean

The Reportings page shows how your ads performed over time and lets you slice the results by format, day, country, browser and more. This guide explains every number you'll see there.

You can earn from four ad formats, and each one has its own numbers:

FormatWhat it is
PushNotifications sent to people who subscribed on your site. See Push notifications.
In-page pushNotification-style ads shown inside your pages, to everyone. See In-page notifications.
Pop adsAn ad that opens in a new tab when a visitor clicks your page. See Pop ads.
Exit-intent adsOne small card shown as a visitor leaves or comes back. See Exit-intent ads.

Use the page

  1. Go to Reportings.
  2. Choose a Placement — one of yours, or All placements.
  3. Pick a date range.
  4. Pick which Formats to include.
  5. Choose a breakdown tab.

Click any column header to sort by it.

The Formats filter

The Formats chips above the table decide which ad formats every number on the page counts. All four are on to begin with, so you see your whole business. Turn some off to read one format on its own — the cards, the table columns, the chart lines, the totals and the CSV export all follow your choice. At least one format always stays on.

Two things worth knowing:

  • Your choice is remembered on this device, and it travels in the page address. Copy the link and whoever opens it sees the same view.
  • The same chips sit on your Overview, and the two pages share one choice.

Breakdowns

TabEach row is…
By dayOne day, with each selected format side by side.
By formatOne ad format — push, in-page, pop and exit-intent compared directly.
By creativeOne ad that was shown.
By geoOne country or region.
By browserOne browser.
By subidOne traffic source — your Sub ID, or the domain the request came from. Older results without one are grouped as (none). See Traffic sources.
By deliveryOne batch of push notifications that went out.

Admins also see By publisher and By placement, which drill down one level on each click.

By format columns

The quickest way to see which format earns you the most.

ColumnWhat it means
FormatPush, In-page push, Pop ads or Exit-intent ads.
DisplayedAds of that format shown to visitors.
ClicksAds of that format clicked.
CTRClicks divided by ads shown. Higher means more visitors tapped.
Est. revenueEstimated ad revenue from that format over the range.
Est. RPMEstimated revenue per 1,000 ads of that format shown.

Formats you have turned off in the Formats filter don't get a row.

By day columns

One row per day. Each format contributes its own group of columns, and a group only appears while that format is selected.

Always shown

ColumnWhat it means
DateThe day the activity happened.
New subsNew push subscribers gained that day.
Total rev.Estimated revenue from every selected format, that day.

Push

ColumnWhat it means
DisplayedPush notifications shown to your subscribers.
ClicksPush notifications clicked.
CTRClicks divided by notifications shown.
Push rev.Estimated ad revenue from push notifications.
Avg bidEstimated average price advertisers paid per push click.

In-page push

ColumnWhat it means
Inpage shownIn-page notifications shown.
Inpage clickedIn-page notifications clicked.
Inpage CTRIn-page clicks divided by in-page notifications shown.
Inpage rev.Estimated ad revenue from in-page notifications.

Pop ads

ColumnWhat it means
Pops openedPop ads that opened in a new tab, whether or not an advertiser was found.
Pops filledPop ads that found an advertiser.
Pop rev.Estimated ad revenue from pop ads.

Pops that a popup blocker refused, and requests that found no advertiser, are on your Overview rather than in this table.

Exit-intent ads

ColumnWhat it means
Exit shownExit-intent cards shown.
Exit clickedExit-intent cards a visitor tapped.
Exit CTRExit clicks divided by exit cards shown.
Exit rev.Estimated ad revenue from exit-intent cards.

Breakdown columns

The remaining tabs share these columns, counting only the formats you have selected:

ColumnWhat it means
DisplayedAds shown.
ClicksAds clicked.
CTRClicks divided by ads shown.
Est. revenueEstimated ad revenue across the selected range.
Est. RPMEstimated revenue per 1,000 ads shown.
Avg bidEstimated average price advertisers paid per click.

The chart

The By day chart draws counts against the left axis and money against the right one: Displayed and Clicks for push, one estimated-revenue line per selected format, and the combined total. Turning a format off removes its lines.

Good to know

  • Revenue here is an estimate. Your confirmed earnings for each month are on the Payments page, and can differ slightly from the estimates.
  • CTR and RPM are ratios, so a day with very few ads can show unusually high or low values. Look at longer date ranges for trends.
  • An empty table isn't always a problem. If you have filtered down to a format a placement doesn't run, the page says so rather than showing zeroes. Your Overview does the same.
  • Export CSV gives you exactly the columns on screen, for the range and formats you chose. The export spells out headers and units in full.
  • Campaign results also have their own page — click Analytics on a campaign. See Campaigns.