You can view the metrics specific to Sponsored Messaging when you select Sponsored Messaging as a column view from the reporting dashboard or when exporting a report. Sponsored Messaging metrics are only available for message ads and conversation ads.
Sponsored Messaging metrics in Campaign Manager
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Sponsored Messaging metrics
Sponsored Messaging metrics are available in Campaign Manager from the reporting dashboard.
The following table lists the Sponsored Messaging metrics.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Sends | The number of times your Sponsored Messaging ad was delivered. |
| Opens | The number of times your Sponsored Messaging ad was first opened. |
| Sponsored Messaging Clicks | The clicks on a call-to-action (CTA) button, body hyperlinks, and desktop banner. |
| Button Clicks | The number of clicks on your CTA button. |
| Banner Clicks | The number of clicks on your 300 x 250 banner. |
| Link Clicks | The number of clicks on any hyperlinks in your message body. |
| Open rate | The total opens divided by total sends. |
| Click to Open Rate | The percentage of people who click after opening your Sponsored Messaging ad (clicks divided by opens). |
| Cost per Send | The total spend divided by total sends, which is the total number of times the ad was displayed. |
| Cost per Open | The total spend divided by total opens. |
| Average CPC | Starting July 2024, Average CPC is no longer reported. Historical data from ad sets before July 2024 aren't affected. |
Additional ad set metrics
Other metrics available for your ad campaign include:
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