YouTube CTR explained: what a good click-through rate actually measures
YouTube says half of channels and videos sit between 2% and 10% CTR. What the number measures, why niche benchmarks mislead, and how to build your own baseline.
What click-through rate measures, what a good number looks like in context, why it drops, and how to read it without fooling yourself.
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YouTube says half of channels and videos sit between 2% and 10% CTR. What the number measures, why niche benchmarks mislead, and how to build your own baseline.
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