Two and a half percent of impressions produced a click.
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CTR measures the percentage of impressions that resulted in a click.
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CTR = (Clicks Γ· Impressions) Γ 100
View assumptionsFormula reviewCalcs at Hand Editorial TeamVerified 26 August 2026 Β· automated checks included
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Three useful checks, kept deliberately short.
An ad receives 1,250 clicks from 50,000 impressions: CTR = (1,250 Γ· 50,000) Γ 100 Β· CTR = 2.5%.
Benchmarks vary widely by channel, placement, audience and brand. Use your own comparable historical campaigns first.
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CTR = (Clicks Γ· Impressions) Γ 100CTR is a useful signal of how strongly a title, ad or link earns attention, but it is not a direct measure of sales or lead quality.
Keep in mind: Use clicks and impressions recorded under the same reporting definition.
Produced byCalcs at Hand Editorial Team
Last formula check26 August 2026
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