Fill Rate
Fill rate is a metric which measures the ability of an ad network to meet ad requests filled with ads.
Ad networks delivering the highest fill rate means the highest performance on filling ad requests and this means higher revenue for mobile advertisers. This is why advertisers should follow the fill rate metric and eliminate the ad networks they are running their ad campaigns with lower fill rate.
Fill rate = total number of impressions / ad requests
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