Reports1. Overview 3. Dimensions OverviewEvent data is collected every minute with a 3-minute delay. If you expect to see analytical data after loading an ad on a page, make sure to wait up to 3 minutes.Generating reportsWhen landing on the Reports page, a standard report will be generated using data from all campaigns over the last 30 days. You can fine-tune your report:SourcesData is collected from two sources: campaigns and zones. Select the source from the top to generate a report based on campaign data or zone data.FilteringBy default, reports use server-wide data from all campaigns or zones. You can filter source data by selecting the zones or campaigns you're interested in.Date rangeSelect a date preset, like the Today or Last 30 Days. Unlike Google Ad Manager, the correct date range is selected if you come back the next day. No need to refresh the page ;)![]() DimensionsAdGlare collects the following dimensions when serving ads:
Events & MetricsEvents and metrics are related. From a technical point of view, an event is a counter that continuously increments. A metric is a formula that applies some calculus to event data.EventsAdGlare has the following event counters:
MetricsBy default, the following commonly used metrics are available using event data:
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Custom Columns and MetricsIf you want to create custom metrics based event data, you can create and add your own formulas. Let's take an example:You'd like to show the conversion rate, which is defined as conversions/clicks. AdGlare doesn't have that metric built-in. To create it, click the 'Columns' icon at the top right. The formulas use macros that are expanded accordingly when generating the report. You can use the following macros:
Let's get back to our example. To create the conversion rate metric, your formula should use the macros 'clicks' and 'conversions'. In AdGlare, simply write the following formula: Exporting ReportsReport data can be exported by clicking the 3-dot icon at the top right. Then choose 'Export Data'. The following formats are supported:
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Decimal separatorsWhen exporting data, one of the major inconveniences is that decimal separators may mess up numbers. By default, a dot is used to indicate decimals as per English conventions. Depending on your metric system, you may use commas to separate decimals (for example: 0,032%). When exporting the data, you can select the separator to use.Exporting via the APIYou can use the Reports API to pull all event data to your own server for further analysis or to build custom reports. More information in the API Docs. |