--- v25/common/metrics.proto 2026-10-09 20:57:58.000000000 +0000 +++ v26/common/metrics.proto 2026-10-09 20:58:03.000000000 +0000 @@ -2147,6 +2147,82 @@ // Percentage delta comparing the advertiser's offered price against the // lowest competing price for the same property. optional double vertical_ads_price_difference_percentage = 534; + + // The difference in search query volume between the exposed and control + // groups, expressed as a fraction of search queries in the control group. + // This indicates the percentage increase in search activity driven by ad + // exposure. + optional double relative_search_lift = 535; + + // The lower bound of the 90% confidence interval for relative search lift. + // Represents a statistically conservative estimate of the minimum percentage + // increase in search activity attributable to ad exposure. + optional double relative_search_lift_p90_lower_bound = 536; + + // The upper bound of the 90% confidence interval for relative search lift. + // Represents a statistically optimistic estimate of the maximum percentage + // increase in search activity attributable to ad exposure. + optional double relative_search_lift_p90_upper_bound = 537; + + // The p-value for incremental searches. Represents the statistical + // probability that the observed increase in search queries occurred by chance + // rather than being caused by the ad exposure. + optional double incremental_searches_p_value = 538; + + // The total cost (in micros) of ad impressions served for this Search Lift + // measurement slice during the study flight. One million is equivalent to + // one unit of currency. + optional int64 search_lift_cost_micros = 539; + + // The total number of ad impressions served for this Search Lift + // measurement slice during the study flight. + optional int64 search_lift_impressions = 540; + + // The estimated number of incremental search queries driven by ad exposure, + // normalized across exposed and control groups. This metric is only reported + // when lift is statistically positive. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches = 541; + + // The lower bound of the 90% confidence interval for normalized incremental + // searches. Represents a statistically conservative estimate of the minimum + // additional search queries driven by ad exposure. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches_p90_lower_bound = 542; + + // The upper bound of the 90% confidence interval for normalized incremental + // searches. Represents a statistically optimistic estimate of the maximum + // additional search queries driven by ad exposure. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches_p90_upper_bound = 543; + + // The estimated number of incremental search queries generated per unit of + // ad spend (in advertiser currency). Measures the cost efficiency of the + // campaign in driving search behavior. Only reported when lift is + // statistically positive. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches_per_cost = 544; + + // The lower bound of the 90% confidence interval for normalized incremental + // searches per cost. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches_per_cost_p90_lower_bound = + 545; + + // The upper bound of the 90% confidence interval for normalized incremental + // searches per cost. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches_per_cost_p90_upper_bound = + 546; + + // The estimated number of incremental search queries generated per ad + // impression. Measures the effectiveness of each ad exposure in driving + // search behavior. Only reported when lift is statistically positive. + optional double normalized_incremental_searches_per_impression = 547; + + // The lower bound of the 90% confidence interval for normalized incremental + // searches per impression. + optional double + normalized_incremental_searches_per_impression_p90_lower_bound = 548; + + // The upper bound of the 90% confidence interval for normalized incremental + // searches per impression. + optional double + normalized_incremental_searches_per_impression_p90_upper_bound = 549; } // Search volume range.
/common/metrics.proto
O ile nie stwierdzono inaczej, treść tej strony jest objęta licencją Creative Commons – uznanie autorstwa 4.0, a fragmenty kodu są dostępne na licencji Apache 2.0. Szczegółowe informacje na ten temat zawierają zasady dotyczące witryny Google Developers. Java jest zastrzeżonym znakiem towarowym firmy Oracle i jej podmiotów stowarzyszonych.
Ostatnia aktualizacja: 2026-10-14 UTC.