Bidding report FAQ (Deprecated)

Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the bidding report. 

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When ad source is selected as a dimension, how do Requests in the Mediation network report compare to Eligible requests and Bid requests in the bidding report?

Requests in the Mediation report are the number of requests your app has made to each ad network.

Eligible requests in the bidding report are the number of requests that are eligible for bidding. To be eligible for bidding, the ad request must be sent to a mediation group that includes bidding ad sources, and those ad sources must be able to participate in the auction for the ad unit. 

This metric is deprecated and will be removed soon. Learn more about this change.

 

Bid requests in the bidding report are the number of requests made to a bidding ad source. 

What can cause a decrease in Eligible requests?

Check that your bidding ad sources are added to the right mediation groups. If you haven’t added bidding ad sources to your relevant mediation groups, the ad sources will receive limited ad requests. 

This metric is deprecated and will be removed soon. Learn more about this change.

What can cause a decrease in Bid requests?

Ensure that SDK or adapter has been integrated correctly. Incorrect implementation could lead to bid requests not being sent.

Learn more about the ad sources available for bidding and their requirements in the Google Developers guide for Android and iOS

What can cause a decrease in Bids in auction?

A decrease in Bids in auction could mean that the bid didn’t meet the criteria of the auction, such as minimum eCPM or ad format types. Confirm that your bidding ad sources support the ad formats targeted in your mediation groups.

What can cause a decrease in Matched requests?

Ensure that you are setting your floors appropriately. A floor that is too high could result in fewer requests being matched.