Previously, you learned about the key metrics that power digital advertising. Remember, CPM is for views, CPC is for clicks, CPA is for actions, and CTR measures engagement. Let's practice applying them.
Engagement Message
Which metric seems most important for a business focused purely on sales?
Type
Swipe Left or Right
Practice Question
Let's match each advertising goal to its most important metric. Swipe left for cost-focused metrics and right for the main performance-focused metric.
Labels
- Left Label: Cost Models
- Right Label: Performance Metric
Left Label Items
- Paying for every 1,000 ad views (CPM)
- Paying only when someone clicks (CPC)
- Paying only for a completed sale (CPA)
Right Label Items
- Measuring the percentage of clicks (CTR)
Type
Fill In The Blanks
Markdown With Blanks
An e-commerce store wants to drive traffic to its new product page. They should focus on optimizing their [[blank:CPC]]. To measure how compelling their ad creative is, they should monitor their [[blank:CTR]]. If their main goal is brand awareness, they would buy ads based on [[blank:CPM]].
Suggested Answers
- CPC
- CTR
- CPM
- CPA
Type
Multiple Choice
Practice Question
Your ad was shown 20,000 times and received 400 clicks. What is your Click-Through Rate (CTR)?
A. 4% B. 2% C. 0.5% D. 20%
Suggested Answers
- A
- B - Correct
- C
- D
Type
Sort Into Boxes
Practice Question
Sort these advertiser goals by the primary metric they would use to measure success.
Labels
- First Box Label: Goal: Clicks (CPC)
- Second Box Label: Goal: Sales (CPA)
First Box Items
- Drive website traffic
- Get blog readers
- Promote a new tool
Second Box Items
- Sell products
- Get sign-ups
- Generate leads
