Definition of click-through in English:

click-through

noun

mass nounComputing

1The action or facility of following a hypertext link to a particular website, especially a commercial one.
the site allows click-through to the entire book
count noun these reports reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs
as modifier click-through banners
Example sentencesExamples
- The person who has typed in that keyword is clearly motivated to follow through, so you don't just get a click-through, you get a dramatically increased rate of conversion after the click.
- Email is so cheap that they can make money even with almost no click-through.
- The commercial yielded 220 click-through inquiries.
- Those members then receive e-mail with a click-through link that takes them to a pre-filled voter registration form and envelope addressed to their local registrar.
- Such click-through consumer response, of course, ideally offers the kind of direct, measurable results that advertisers ache for in an age of increasingly impotent mass media.
- They will also pay either a flat rate per click-through to their sites or a percentage of each sales transaction that results from a click-through.
- So far my ads have not received any click-through traffic.
- From the straightforward cover page to the easy click-through gallery of images, the publication proves again that less is more.
- Sometimes a URL will have a redirection prefix which can be used to track click-through traffic.
- It's not about the click-through; it's about what happens afterward.
1. 1.1 The proportion of visitors to a web page who follow a hypertext link to a particular site.
  advertisers love high click-through
  the average click-through rate is only about 6 percent
  Example sentencesExamples
  "We ran banner ads all over the world, and France had the second-highest clickthrough rate - over 4 percent, even though the ads were in English," he said.
  The more click-throughs to your site from its listings in Google, the higher it will be moved in the search results.
  The cost of banner ads is low compared to e-mail ads, but the clickthrough for e-mail ads is better.
  To improve your click-through rate, try asking a relevant and provocative question in your banner for which the audience will have to click to get the answer.
  The click rates are 2 percent.
  That translates into more completed transactions, more click-throughs, etc.
  Despite the steady decline of click-through rates, plain-vanilla banner ads continue to dominate the online advertising landscape.
  JWT reports that this ad scored a 5 percent click-through.
  These e-mails offer higher click-through and response rates than banner ads, at a lower cost.
  For many in the industry, the move away from a focus on clickthrough rates represents a shift in thinking.
  The company claims response and click-through rates are in the double digits, while the return on investment averages 200 to 300 percent.
  Ultimately, most online advertising is sold on the basis of the number of views an ad receives, or the number of click-throughs it generates.
  According to Ali, the average click-through for stand-alone e-mail ads is 11.5 percent.
  Most search engines offer reports for clients that will quickly reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs.
  The ad achieved a 30 % click-through rate, almost 15 times the industry average.
  When anyone bothered to measure anything, it was with trendy Web metrics such as page views, click-throughs, and number of visitors.
  There are a few unique strategies that I employ that have sent my click rates through the roof.
  America's addiction to video games is leading the way to a brand-new advertising platform with astounding click-through rates, play times, and peer-to-peer potential.
  A good click-through rate easily can mean the difference between losing money and being very profitable.

Definition of click-through in US English:

click-through

noun

Computing

1The action or facility of following a hypertext link to a particular website, especially a commercial one.
the site allows click-through to the entire book
these reports reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs
as modifier click-through banners
click-through revenue generated by pop-up ads
the website offers quick click-through listings
Example sentencesExamples
- The commercial yielded 220 click-through inquiries.
- It's not about the click-through; it's about what happens afterward.
- Sometimes a URL will have a redirection prefix which can be used to track click-through traffic.
- They will also pay either a flat rate per click-through to their sites or a percentage of each sales transaction that results from a click-through.
- From the straightforward cover page to the easy click-through gallery of images, the publication proves again that less is more.
- The person who has typed in that keyword is clearly motivated to follow through, so you don't just get a click-through, you get a dramatically increased rate of conversion after the click.
- So far my ads have not received any click-through traffic.
- Email is so cheap that they can make money even with almost no click-through.
- Such click-through consumer response, of course, ideally offers the kind of direct, measurable results that advertisers ache for in an age of increasingly impotent mass media.
- Those members then receive e-mail with a click-through link that takes them to a pre-filled voter registration form and envelope addressed to their local registrar.
1. 1.1 The ratio of clicks that an Internet advertisement receives to page views of the advertisement.
  advertisers love high click-through
  the average click-through rate is only about 6 percent
  Example sentencesExamples
  That translates into more completed transactions, more click-throughs, etc.
  Despite the steady decline of click-through rates, plain-vanilla banner ads continue to dominate the online advertising landscape.
  The company claims response and click-through rates are in the double digits, while the return on investment averages 200 to 300 percent.
  "We ran banner ads all over the world, and France had the second-highest clickthrough rate - over 4 percent, even though the ads were in English," he said.
  America's addiction to video games is leading the way to a brand-new advertising platform with astounding click-through rates, play times, and peer-to-peer potential.
  According to Ali, the average click-through for stand-alone e-mail ads is 11.5 percent.
  A good click-through rate easily can mean the difference between losing money and being very profitable.
  Ultimately, most online advertising is sold on the basis of the number of views an ad receives, or the number of click-throughs it generates.
  For many in the industry, the move away from a focus on clickthrough rates represents a shift in thinking.
  Most search engines offer reports for clients that will quickly reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs.
  The click rates are 2 percent.
  The cost of banner ads is low compared to e-mail ads, but the clickthrough for e-mail ads is better.
  When anyone bothered to measure anything, it was with trendy Web metrics such as page views, click-throughs, and number of visitors.
  There are a few unique strategies that I employ that have sent my click rates through the roof.
  These e-mails offer higher click-through and response rates than banner ads, at a lower cost.
  The ad achieved a 30 % click-through rate, almost 15 times the industry average.
  To improve your click-through rate, try asking a relevant and provocative question in your banner for which the audience will have to click to get the answer.
  The more click-throughs to your site from its listings in Google, the higher it will be moved in the search results.
  JWT reports that this ad scored a 5 percent click-through.

单词	click-through
释义	Definition of click-through in English: click-through noun mass nounComputing 1The action or facility of following a hypertext link to a particular website, especially a commercial one. the site allows click-through to the entire book count noun these reports reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs as modifier click-through banners Example sentencesExamples The person who has typed in that keyword is clearly motivated to follow through, so you don't just get a click-through, you get a dramatically increased rate of conversion after the click. Email is so cheap that they can make money even with almost no click-through. The commercial yielded 220 click-through inquiries. Those members then receive e-mail with a click-through link that takes them to a pre-filled voter registration form and envelope addressed to their local registrar. Such click-through consumer response, of course, ideally offers the kind of direct, measurable results that advertisers ache for in an age of increasingly impotent mass media. They will also pay either a flat rate per click-through to their sites or a percentage of each sales transaction that results from a click-through. So far my ads have not received any click-through traffic. From the straightforward cover page to the easy click-through gallery of images, the publication proves again that less is more. Sometimes a URL will have a redirection prefix which can be used to track click-through traffic. It's not about the click-through; it's about what happens afterward. 1.1 The proportion of visitors to a web page who follow a hypertext link to a particular site. advertisers love high click-through the average click-through rate is only about 6 percent Example sentencesExamples "We ran banner ads all over the world, and France had the second-highest clickthrough rate - over 4 percent, even though the ads were in English," he said. The more click-throughs to your site from its listings in Google, the higher it will be moved in the search results. The cost of banner ads is low compared to e-mail ads, but the clickthrough for e-mail ads is better. To improve your click-through rate, try asking a relevant and provocative question in your banner for which the audience will have to click to get the answer. The click rates are 2 percent. That translates into more completed transactions, more click-throughs, etc. Despite the steady decline of click-through rates, plain-vanilla banner ads continue to dominate the online advertising landscape. JWT reports that this ad scored a 5 percent click-through. These e-mails offer higher click-through and response rates than banner ads, at a lower cost. For many in the industry, the move away from a focus on clickthrough rates represents a shift in thinking. The company claims response and click-through rates are in the double digits, while the return on investment averages 200 to 300 percent. Ultimately, most online advertising is sold on the basis of the number of views an ad receives, or the number of click-throughs it generates. According to Ali, the average click-through for stand-alone e-mail ads is 11.5 percent. Most search engines offer reports for clients that will quickly reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs. The ad achieved a 30 % click-through rate, almost 15 times the industry average. When anyone bothered to measure anything, it was with trendy Web metrics such as page views, click-throughs, and number of visitors. There are a few unique strategies that I employ that have sent my click rates through the roof. America's addiction to video games is leading the way to a brand-new advertising platform with astounding click-through rates, play times, and peer-to-peer potential. A good click-through rate easily can mean the difference between losing money and being very profitable. Definition of click-through in US English: click-through noun Computing 1The action or facility of following a hypertext link to a particular website, especially a commercial one. the site allows click-through to the entire book these reports reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs as modifier click-through banners click-through revenue generated by pop-up ads the website offers quick click-through listings Example sentencesExamples The commercial yielded 220 click-through inquiries. It's not about the click-through; it's about what happens afterward. Sometimes a URL will have a redirection prefix which can be used to track click-through traffic. They will also pay either a flat rate per click-through to their sites or a percentage of each sales transaction that results from a click-through. From the straightforward cover page to the easy click-through gallery of images, the publication proves again that less is more. The person who has typed in that keyword is clearly motivated to follow through, so you don't just get a click-through, you get a dramatically increased rate of conversion after the click. So far my ads have not received any click-through traffic. Email is so cheap that they can make money even with almost no click-through. Such click-through consumer response, of course, ideally offers the kind of direct, measurable results that advertisers ache for in an age of increasingly impotent mass media. Those members then receive e-mail with a click-through link that takes them to a pre-filled voter registration form and envelope addressed to their local registrar. 1.1 The ratio of clicks that an Internet advertisement receives to page views of the advertisement. advertisers love high click-through the average click-through rate is only about 6 percent Example sentencesExamples That translates into more completed transactions, more click-throughs, etc. Despite the steady decline of click-through rates, plain-vanilla banner ads continue to dominate the online advertising landscape. The company claims response and click-through rates are in the double digits, while the return on investment averages 200 to 300 percent. "We ran banner ads all over the world, and France had the second-highest clickthrough rate - over 4 percent, even though the ads were in English," he said. America's addiction to video games is leading the way to a brand-new advertising platform with astounding click-through rates, play times, and peer-to-peer potential. According to Ali, the average click-through for stand-alone e-mail ads is 11.5 percent. A good click-through rate easily can mean the difference between losing money and being very profitable. Ultimately, most online advertising is sold on the basis of the number of views an ad receives, or the number of click-throughs it generates. For many in the industry, the move away from a focus on clickthrough rates represents a shift in thinking. Most search engines offer reports for clients that will quickly reveal which of the ads are receiving the most click-throughs. The click rates are 2 percent. The cost of banner ads is low compared to e-mail ads, but the clickthrough for e-mail ads is better. When anyone bothered to measure anything, it was with trendy Web metrics such as page views, click-throughs, and number of visitors. There are a few unique strategies that I employ that have sent my click rates through the roof. These e-mails offer higher click-through and response rates than banner ads, at a lower cost. The ad achieved a 30 % click-through rate, almost 15 times the industry average. To improve your click-through rate, try asking a relevant and provocative question in your banner for which the audience will have to click to get the answer. The more click-throughs to your site from its listings in Google, the higher it will be moved in the search results. JWT reports that this ad scored a 5 percent click-through.
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