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Click-through rate (CTR) is clicks divided by impressions, expressed as a percentage. Interpret it in the report that supplied both numbers.
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Read articlePeople use “bad backlink” to describe suspicious or manipulative links. That label needs evidence; an unfamiliar website or low tool score is not a penalty diagnosis.
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Read articleShort-tail keywords are broad search topics such as “SEO” or “office furniture.” They can help organise a website, but the broad phrase doesn't reveal every visitor’s goal.
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