Which of the following is an example of the type of data that advertising networks automatically collect and share with businesses?

Advertising networks automatically track and report on the performance of ads placed through their platforms. This includes key metrics like the cost of each ad or campaign, as this is fundamental to their billing and reporting structure. They need to show businesses what they are paying for. While the number of sales from an ad is crucial, advertising networks typically do not automatically track this directly unless specific conversion tracking (like pixel implementation) is set up by the business. Without this setup, they can only track clicks and impressions, not sales outcomes. The cost of creating the ad is an internal business expense and is not something an advertising network would automatically collect or share; it's outside their scope of operation.