Various types of Builder metrics allow you to evaluate your stats from different perspectives. For example, you can calculate monthly revenue (Flow), or the revenue from a specific retargeting campaign (CA), the amount of money received from users acquired this month (LT), or the amount of money received from re-engaged users (AT).
Use all types of metrics to get complete data on your projects and ad campaigns.
CA and AT metrics make sense for remarketing campaigns, that is reattribution. First attribution campaigns will have the same metrics as Flow and LT metrics.
Flow metrics represent events that occur during the selected report period. These metrics show what happened in a particular period of time and allow you to track easily the overall project growth and evolution.
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Flow metrics can be used to, for example, measure your app’s revenue for certain days, weeks, or months. In the figure below, the Revenue metric shows the amount of money received in one calendar month.
LifeTime (LT) metrics represent events that occur over the entire lifetime of devices/users acquired by the app during the selected report period. LT metrics allow you to view stats on the audience acquired over a certain period and to assess the efficiency of related initiatives (ad campaigns, promos, updates, etc.).
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An example use of LT metrics would be to calculate how much money users have brought in since they started using the app. In the figure below, the Revenue LT metric shows the amount of money received from users acquired in May 2020.
Current Attribution (CA) metrics represent events that occur during the selected report period as part of the attribution relevant for the event. CA metrics allow you to view stats related to specific traffic sources.
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Use CA metrics with a campaign breakdown to measure, for example, your app’s revenue by traffic source for certain days, weeks, or months. In the figure below, the Revenue CA metric shows the amount of money received in a month through various ad campaigns.
Compare a CA metric with a Flow metric related to the first attribution. For example, USD 213.70 came from a VK Ads + myTarget campaign, while USD 551,53 came from the devices that were initially attracted by VK Ads + myTarget but at the time of payment (in May) could already be attributed to GoogleAds.
Attribution time (AT) metrics represent events that occur before the next attribution time on devices attributed during the selected report period as part of the attribution relevant for the event. AT metrics allow you to view stats on an audience acquired via a certain ad campaign over a given period.
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AT metrics can be used to, among other things, calculate how much money users have brought in through various ad campaigns. In the figure below, the Revenue AT metric shows the amount of money received from devices acquired in May 2020 as part of different campaigns.
Compare an AT metric with an LT metric related to the first attribution. For example, out of USD 196,71 generated over the lifetime of users originally acquired in May as a result of a VK Ads + myTarget campaign, only USD 94,56 was received as part of VK Ads + myTarget attribution, while the rest was generated as part of the re-attributions related to other campaigns.
