Twitter CPM
cpm
Overview
Twitter Cost Per Mille (Twitter CPM) measures the Twitter-reported cost per 1,000 Twitter ad impressions.
Twitter CPM = (Twitter Ad Spend / Twitter Impressions) x 1000
The calculation is based on data from the Ads table.
Detailed Breakdown
The formula above is derived from the following components:
Ad Spend = SUM(spend)
--> Ads table
Clicks = SUM(impressions)
--> Ads table
Twitter Ads = where channel = 'twitter-ads'
Insights and Actions
Tracking Twitter CPM helps you understand the cost of showing your ads to 1,000 viewers. Regular monitoring can inform budget allocations and highlight areas for optimization:
- Optimize Budget Allocation: High CPM may indicate that your ad targeting is too narrow or competitive. Review Twitter Targeting to identify potential adjustments.
- Evaluate Campaign Cost-Effectiveness: Pair CPM with Twitter Impressions to determine if you're getting sufficient reach for the cost. This helps evaluate if your spend aligns with campaign goals.
- Benchmark Against Industry Standards: Use Twitter CPM data to compare your campaign performance with industry benchmarks. High CPM relative to industry standards could suggest the need for strategic changes.
Related Metrics
- Twitter Impressions: Provides context for the total reach of your ads, essential for understanding the CPM value's effectiveness.
- Twitter Clicks: Complements CPM by showing if impressions are leading to clicks, helping to assess the value derived from ad exposure.
- Twitter Ad Spend: A critical component for calculating CPM and understanding how much budget is directed towards achieving ad visibility.
Example Use
Prompt
What's my Twitter CPM for yesterday?
Response
Query
SELECT
COALESCE(
SUM(adt.spend) / NULLIF(SUM(adt.impressions), 0),
0
) * 1000 AS cpm
FROM
ads_table AS adt
WHERE
adt.channel = 'twitter-ads'
AND adt.event_date = CURRENT_DATE() - 1;
Updated about 1 month ago