Term:
click-through rate
Definition:
Click-through rate (CTR) is a percentage-based calculation, used to see what percentage of website visitors are clicking a link or multiple links. A higher click-through rate on the affiliate links on your webpage means that more people are clicking on them. Generally, the higher your click-through rate is, the more referral fees you earn.
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