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 Google Ads is a popular online advertising platform that allows advertisers to create and manage pay-per-click (PPC) advertising campaigns. While Google Ads doesn't provide specific formulas, there are several key metrics and calculations that advertisers commonly use to analyze and optimize their campaigns. Here are some important formulas related to Google Ads:

  1. Click-through rate (CTR): CTR = (Total clicks / Total impressions) * 100

  2. Conversion rate: Conversion rate = (Total conversions / Total clicks) * 100

  3. Cost per click (CPC): CPC = Total cost / Total clicks

  4. Cost per conversion (CPA): CPA = Total cost / Total conversions

  5. Return on ad spend (ROAS): ROAS = (Revenue / Cost) * 100

  6. Return on investment (ROI): ROI = ((Revenue - Cost) / Cost) * 100

  7. Average position: Average position = Total impressions / Total clicks

  8. Ad rank: Ad rank = Quality Score * Bid

These formulas can help advertisers assess the performance of their Google Ads campaigns' performance, understand their ad spend's efficiency, and make informed decisions for optimization. It's important to note that Google Ads provides its own reporting and analytics tools that can calculate these metrics automatically, so advertisers typically rely on the platform's data for analysis and optimization.

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