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Put definitions side by side — internal vs external, or across platforms — to see exactly where they agree and where they don’t. Never combine metrics whose definitions materially differ.

Presets:
Click-Through RateCTR (Google Ads)CTR (All) (Meta Ads)Average CTR (LinkedIn Ads)
AttributeClick-Through Rate
Internal
CTR (Google Ads)
Internal
CTR (All) (Meta Ads)
Internal
Average CTR (LinkedIn Ads)
Internal
OriginInternalExternal · Google AdsExternal · Meta AdsExternal · LinkedIn Ads
DefinitionPercentage of impressions that result in clicks.The number of ad clicks divided by the number of impressions.The percentage of impressions that generated a Clicks (all) interaction.The percentage of chargeable clicks relative to impressions.
Unitpercentagepercentpercentpercent
Aggregationratioratioratioratio
FormulaClicks / ImpressionsClicks / ImpressionsClicks (all) / ImpressionsChargeable clicks / Impressions
Includes—
  • Google Ads clicks
  • Google Ads impressions
  • Clicks (all)
  • Impressions
  • Chargeable clicks
  • Impressions
Excludes————
Applicable dimensions / channels————
Known limitations—
  • CTR quality expectations vary by network, ad type, and advertiser.
  • Meta provides multiple CTR variants based on click type.
  • Chargeable-click rules depend on ad format and objective.
Comparability notes—Comparable only after click and impression scopes are aligned.Do not compare CTR (all) with link CTR or Google Ads CTR without aligning click definitions.Not directly comparable with all-click CTR variants.
Comparability to internalInternal source of truthInternal source of truthInternal source of truthInternal source of truth

AI interpretation

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Click-through rate inherits each platform's click definition (see Clicks), so a higher CTR on one platform may simply reflect a broader definition of a click rather than better performance.