Click-Through-Rate – (aka CTR)

By Matt Larson on March 26th, 2006



Click-Through-Rate – (aka CTR) – Number of times that a link is “clicks-through” a link, divided by the number of times that the link is displayed. The CTR is a common statistic for determining the success of a particular advertisement to garner attention from site visitors.



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