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  • 1click rate — also click through rate ➔ rate1 * * * click rate UK US noun [C] ► E COMMERCE, IT, MARKETING CLICK THROUGH RATE(Cf. ↑click through rate) …

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  • 2click rate — UK US noun [countable] [singular click rate plural click rates] computing the number of times a website is visited in a particular period of time Thesaurus …

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  • 3click rate — click ,rate noun count COMPUTING the number of times a WEB SITE is visited in a particular period of time …

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  • 4click rate — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms click rate : singular click rate plural click rates computing the number of times a website is visited in a particular period of time …

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  • 5click rate — (also click through rate) noun the number of users who follow a hypertext link to a commercial website, as a percentage of those who download the web page on which the link appears …

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  • 6click rate — / klɪk reɪt/ noun same as click through rate …

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  • 7ad click rate — / æd klɪk ˌæɪt/ noun same as click through rate …

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  • 8click rate — /ˈklɪk reɪt/ (say klik rayt) noun the number of times a website advertisement is clicked and accessed in full in proportion to the number of times it appears on the website, used as a measure of interest …

  • 9click-through rate — UK US (also clickthrough rate) noun [C] (also click rate, ABBREVIATION CTR) ► E COMMERCE, MARKETING the number of people who click on an advertisement on a website to go to another website, compared to the total number of people who saw the… …

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  • 10click-through — ˈclick through noun [countable, uncountable] 1. MARKETING the action or process of clicking on an advertisement on a website in order to see another website : • Search engines are able to monitor and track click throughs. 2. MARKETING another… …

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