Understanding Key Performance Metrics in AdExchange

Introduction

Metrics are critical to understanding the performance of your AdExchange platform. They help advertisers and publishers measure success, optimize campaigns, and identify areas for improvement. In this guide, we’ll break down the key metrics you should focus on to maximize the impact of your ads and inventory.

 

Field Name Description
event_time The timestamp of the event when the ad request or response was recorded.
bundle_domain The domain or package name of the mobile app where the ad is being requested.
device_type The type of device from which the ad request originates, such as mobile, tablet, or desktop.
device_os The operating system running on the device making the ad request (e.g., Android, iOS).
geo_country The country from which the ad request is made, typically determined via IP geolocation.
device_env The environment from which the ad is requested, such as in-app or mobile web.
supply_bidfloor The minimum bid floor price set by the SSP for the ad auction.
format The ad format being requested, such as banner, video, or native ads.
tmax The maximum allowable time for the ad auction to complete (in milliseconds).
size The dimensions of the ad creative being requested, usually in pixels (width x height).
rewarded_video Indicates whether the ad request is for a rewarded video format, where the user gets a reward after watching.
publisher_id The unique identifier for the publisher sending the ad request.
ssp_endpoint_id The unique identifier for the SSP endpoint where the ad request is being sent.
dsp_endpoint_id The unique identifier for the DSP endpoint receiving the ad request.
dsp_spend The total amount spent by the DSP for the ad impressions generated.
ssp_spend The total amount paid to the SSP for serving the ad impressions.
price The price or CPM bid made by the DSP in response to an ad request.
crid Creative ID associated with the ad creative delivered in the response.
cid Campaign ID associated with the ad being served by the DSP.
pmp_flag Indicates whether the auction is part of a Private Marketplace (PMP) deal.
auction_type The type of auction being conducted (e.g., first-price, second-price).
deal_id The ID associated with a PMP deal, if applicable.
deal_bidfloor The minimum bid price for a PMP deal.
interstitial Indicates whether the ad is an interstitial (full-screen) ad.
device_model The model of the device making the ad request.
device_osv The version of the operating system running on the device.
device_make The manufacturer of the device making the ad request.
device_isp The internet service provider (ISP) used by the device.
demand_bidfloor The minimum bid price set by the DSP for buying ad impressions.
device_connection The type of connection used by the device (e.g., 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi).
city The city from which the ad request originated, based on geolocation.
region The region (state or province) from which the ad request originated.
app_name The name of the app from which the ad request was generated.
repack_crid A repackaged creative ID that can be mapped to multiple DSPs or SSPs.
server The ad server through which the ad request is routed.
our_publisher_id An internal identifier for the publisher within the AdExchange platform.
our_tmax The maximum allowable time for the ad auction from the AdExchange perspective.

 

Key Metrics

Metric
AdRequest – Supply The total number of ad requests sent from the supply side (SSP) to the AdExchange.
BidRequest to DSP The total number of ad requests forwarded to the DSP for bidding.
Fill Rate – Efficiency The efficiency of filling ad requests, calculated as the percentage of DSP responses over the total ad requests.
Fill Rate – Standard The standard fill rate, calculated as the percentage of impressions served over the total ad requests.
Win Rate The percentage of winning bids from DSPs over the total bid requests.
Success Rate The percentage of successful ad request matches over the total requests sent to DSP.
Avg Bidfloor – Supply The average minimum bid price set by the SSP for the ad auction.
Avg Bidfloor – Demand The average minimum bid price set by the DSP for buying ad impressions.
Avg Bid Price The average bid price offered by the DSP in response to supply requests.
Bid Response Rate The percentage of bid responses received from DSPs over the total bid requests sent.
Timeout Rate The percentage of bid requests that resulted in a timeout (i.e., no response within the specified time).
Revenue Per Mille (RPM) The revenue generated per 1,000 impressions served.

Conclusion

Understanding and leveraging these key performance metrics is crucial for optimizing your campaigns and ensuring you’re making the most out of your AdExchange platform. By focusing on metrics like Fill Rate, Win Rate, and RPM, you can make data-driven decisions that improve efficiency, competitiveness, and overall revenue generation.

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