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Clicks, the visitors who arrived and the bookings they sent, across your campaigns.

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September 1–22, 2026month to date
Showing one campaign: Charleston in the fall: a long weekend in the historic district

Clicks

2,500

of 2,500 target

Visitors who arrived

1,994

80% of clicks · counted by our tracking on the page

Bookings

23

1.2% of visitors booked a stay

Device split

2,500 clicks
  • Mobile and tablet1,56663%
  • Desktop93437%

0.37% of 681,848 ad views were clicked.

Daily performance

Where your bookings came from

by the audience that found them

Every booking is traced back through the visit and the click to the audience that found the traveler first. The rate is bookings per visitor who arrived; the account average is 1.2%.

  • Opening emails from brands like yours

    People who open newsletters from your competitors

    Visitors
    931
    Bookings
    10
    Rate
    1.0%
  • Back for a second look

    People who have already been to your site

    Visitors
    501
    Bookings
    7
    Rate
    1.4%
  • Like your best customers

    Modeled on the travelers who already inquired or booked

    Visitors
    562
    Bookings
    6
    Rate
    1.1%

A traveler matched by two audiences is credited to both in proportion; the totals add back to the 23 bookings above. We never see names or email addresses.

Your pictures, best first

by click-through

Click-through is clicks per impression: what the picture and headline earn on the page. The account average is 0.37%. The booking rate beside it says whether the people a picture brought were the right ones.

  • Best click-through

    Charleston in the fall: a long weekend in the historic district

    Charleston

    Click-through
    0.37%
    Clicks
    2,500
    Bookings
    23 · 1.2%

Where they came from

2,500 clicks

By state, from the traveler’s own location. Hover a state or a row.

Alaska: 4 clicksAlabama: 10 clicksArkansas: 6 clicksArizona: 82 clicksCalifornia: 393 clicksColorado: 71 clicksConnecticut: 33 clicksDistrict of Columbia: 17 clicksDelaware: 7 clicksFlorida: 165 clicksGeorgia: 79 clicksHawaii: 11 clicksIowa: 8 clicksIdaho: 8 clicksIllinois: 114 clicksIndiana: 17 clicksKansas: 8 clicksKentucky: 11 clicksLouisiana: 13 clicksMassachusetts: 101 clicksMaryland: 42 clicksMaine: 7 clicksMichigan: 44 clicksMinnesota: 43 clicksMissouri: 19 clicksMississippi: 4 clicksMontana: 6 clicksNorth Carolina: 100 clicksNorth Dakota: 2 clicksNebraska: 7 clicksNew Hampshire: 9 clicksNew Jersey: 79 clicksNew Mexico: 7 clicksNevada: 18 clicksNew York: 237 clicksOhio: 37 clicksOklahoma: 10 clicksOregon: 46 clicksPennsylvania: 82 clicksRhode Island: 8 clicksSouth Carolina: 20 clicksSouth Dakota: 2 clicksTennessee: 21 clicksTexas: 254 clicksUtah: 26 clicksVirginia: 71 clicksVermont: 4 clicksWashington: 106 clicksWisconsin: 26 clicksWest Virginia: 3 clicksWyoming: 2 clicks

Top states

Campaign report and target summary

2,500 clicks
  • Charleston in the fall: a long weekend in the historic district

    Completed
    Delivered
    2,500 / 2,500
    Arrived
    1,994
    Bookings
    23

About these numbers

ClicksWhat the ad network counts, and what self-serve credit is drawn against. Refreshed through the day; the network’s own figures can run up to two and a half hours behind, so today fills in by the evening.

Visitors who arrivedClicks that became a page load our tracking saw. The gap is people who tap and leave before the page opens. You can check every visit in your own analytics.

BookingsCounted on the page where the traveler takes the step — your form, or one we build. We report what happened; we never promise a number of bookings.

Saltmere Hotels is a made-up brand. Every number in this demo is sample data.