Overview
The Campaigns Report enables you with visibility and the ability to plot campaign-specific data. You can drill down or group data to suit your purposes and compare different data dimensions.
To access the Campaigns Report, go to Reports > Campaigns
💡Tip
Campaign level blocking is only available on our ProtectPro PPC plan. To upgrade your plan, follow the steps in the following article or reach out to us on chat.
Navigating the Campaigns Report
1. Filters
Filters give the ability to drill down and reveal additional levels of detail of your data. It is a great way to understand the distribution of click fraud for your PPC campaign. You can filter on multiple values for all filtering options fall under:
Attributes
Ad engagement
Behaviour
Exclusion
Google Ads
Network connection
Reach
Variation
To know more on the filters available under each topic read here.
💡Tip
Applied filters persist across all reports and help you navigate easily through your activity.
2. Date and Time Range
By default, the date range is set to the last 7 days. You can choose your preferred date-time range.
💡Tip
Our Protect PPC plan only retains the last 90 days worth of data.
3. Data Field for Plotting
Use the drop down arrow on these filters to create and compare the chart with different metrics.
To know more on the metrics available in the filter read here.
4. Plotting Area
When the filters and other required fields are selected, the plotting area will be updated accordingly. If no data is present, then the plotting area will show a flat chart.
The plotting area allows you to see various Campaigns as a graph and compare different data fields over a period of time.
5. Data Table
Data Table shows the volumes of clicks. You can scroll to the right to see every available column.
6. Managing Columns
Click on the expand view function to see your data in fullscreen.
You can choose to include or exclude any column by clicking on the three horizontal lines icon located on the top right-hand side of the data table.
To segment the existing columns, you can choose to view the data by network or devices used by clicking on the three vertical lines icon located right next to the data table columns icon.
💡Tip
Clicking on an item in the data table will add the value in the report's filter. You can then navigate to a different report, to analyse the data for the selected filter. This filter persists across reports.
7. Plot Rows
When using group by method, you may want to see more granular data on a chart (e.g. by Ad). This can be achieved by selecting one or multiple data fields like ads or campaigns (up to five) and then clicking on 'Plot Rows' button. The plotting area will be updated accordingly.