Avg. CPC stands for Average Cost Per Click, which is the average amount of money an advertiser pays each time a user clicks on one of their ads. It is a key metric in Google AdWords and helps advertisers evaluate the effectiveness of their ad campaigns.

Clicks is a metric that measures the number of times users click on an ad and are directed to the advertiser's website or landing page. It helps advertisers gauge ad performance and user engagement.

Conversion Rate is the percentage of users who take a desired action on your website or landing page after clicking on your ad. It is used to measure the effectiveness of your Adwords campaigns.

The Conversion Value metric represents the total value of all conversions completed by an advertiser during their ad campaign, taking into account the assigned value of each conversion. It is a measure of the success and ROI of the campaign.

The Conversions metric measures the number of desired actions taken by users on your website after clicking on your ad, such as completing a purchase or filling out a form.

Cost is the amount of money you have spent on your Google AdWords campaign. It can be viewed as a total cost or broken down by ad, keyword, or other customizable factors.

Cost/Conversion is a Google AdWords metric that measures the amount of money spent on a campaign divided by the number of conversions (desired actions taken by users). This metric helps advertisers determine the efficiency of their campaigns and optimize them accordingly to achieve their conversion goals at a lower cost.

Click-Through Rate (CTR) is the ratio of clicks to impressions of an ad, expressed as a percentage. It measures the effectiveness of an ad and indicates how relevant it is to the target audience.

Impressions is a metric in Google Adwords that refers to the number of times your ad has been displayed to potential customers on the Google search results page or on websites and apps that are part of the Google Display Network.